Carbon Residual Chemical Shift Anisotropy as an Analytical Tool for Anomeric Differentiation and Enantiodiscrimination

Key Points

• The central research question explores the utility of carbon residual chemical shift anisotropy for distinguishing between anomers and enantiomers in flexible molecules.
• Utilized carbon residual chemical shift anisotropy
• Conducted stereochemical analysis in water-compatible systems
• Examined flexible molecules' behavior under various conditions.
• Demonstrated significant differentiation between anomeric forms using shift anisotropy measurements.
• Found effective enantiodiscrimination with specific metrics and statistical significance.