Configurational correlations for chiral epoxides by nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy in optically active solvents
Abstract
The use of optically active 2,2,2-trifluorophenylethanol as an n.m.r. solvent causes enantiomeric spectral dissimilarities for chiral epoxides; the relative field positions of non-equivalent n.m.r. resonance are related to the absolute configuration of the solvated epoxides.