Abstract
Changes in the stereochemical course of 1, 2-asymmetric induction in the reduction of N-substituted 2-aminopropiophenones with sodium borohydride were examined. It was concluded that substitution for the two hydrogens of the amino group by two bulky groups is important for the synthesis of threo-isomer, while at least one of the two hydrogensof the amino group must be left attached for the synthesis of erythro-isomer. This stereochemical outcome was considered to be attributable to the steric phenomena.
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