Aleš Svatoš, Irena Valterová, Anna Fábryová, Jan Vrkoč
Abstract
Abstract Using a modified Horeau's method, the absolute configuration of secondary alcohols can be determined by reaction with 2 equiv. of racemic 2‐phenylbutanoic anhydride, of which one enantiomer reacts preferentially with the chiral alcohol.
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Abstract Using a modified Horeau's method, the absolute configuration of secondary alcohols can be determined by reaction with 2 equiv. of racemic 2‐phenylbutanoic anhydride, of which one enantiomer reacts preferentially with the chiral alcohol.
Key concepts: Chemistry, Absolute configuration, Enantiomer, Absolute (philosophy), Alcohol, High-performance liquid chromatography, Organic chemistry, Chiral column chromatography