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Regioselective copper(i) iodide-catalyzed cycloadditions of chiral pyrazolidin-3-on-1-azomethine imines 3a–j to ethyl propiolate 4 gave cycloadducts 5a–h and 5'i and 5/5'j as single regioisomers. In terms of facial selectivity, cycloadducts 5a–h and 5'i were obtained as single diastereomers, whereas the reaction of dipole 3j was less selective and gave a mixture of 5j and 5'j in a ratio of 15:85. Stereoselectivity of copper(i) iodide-catalyzed cycloadditions of ethyl propiolate 4 to azomethine imines 3 was controlled by the stereodirecting phenyl group at position 5 and by the ortho-substituents at the 1'–Ar residue.
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