Perfluorinated aryl-incorporating chiral monophosphoric acids were used for highly stereoselective reactions of N -acyl and N -acyloxy aldimines with styrenes. Their electronic and steric profiles were established in comparison with those of phenyl, binaphthyl, and partially fluorinated aryls. The [4 + 2] cycloaddition reactions of N -benzoyl aldimines with alkenes proceeded with excellent diastereo- and enantioselectivities in the presence of the perfluorophenyl-incorporating chiral monophosphoric acid catalysts 1a and 1c . The stereoselective elaboration of polysubstituted cycloadducts to amines is described. The imino–ene reactions of N -Fmoc imines with alkenes have been successfully developed in a three-component manner. This process uses aldehydes, 9-fluorenylmethyl carbamate, and alkenes in the presence of a chiral monophosphoric acid catalyst, 2a, possessing an F 10 binaphthyl skeleton.
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