Abstract

Molecules with chiral boron atoms have been scarcely studied due to limited synthetic access. Herein, we report a new method for their synthesis via asymmetric insertion of arydiazoacetates into the B-H bonds of prochiral carbene-boranes NHC-BH2R. The reaction is catalyzed by the rhodium(I) complex with the chiral diene ligand tBu2-TFB, which can be conveniently prepared by diastereoselective coordination of the racemic diene with (S-Salox)Rh(CO)2. The target boranes were typically obtained in 75-90% yields with 90-95% ee.

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