Abstract
Optically active triorgano-2-stannylbutanes have been synthetized by different methods, one being the direct substitution of optically active s-butyl halides with triorganostannyl alkali metals. This route involves a complete or partial inversion of configuration at the chiral carbon atom. Carbon-13 and tin-119 NMR data are reported as support for the identification of eight triorgano-2-stannylbutanes. The special case of tetra(2-butyl)tin, with four identical chiral centres has been examined.
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