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    EXAMPLES OF GREEN CHEMISTRY AT THE IBMM

    Valrie Declerck, Patrice Ribire,

    Evelina Colacino, Latifa Daich, Jean Martinezand Frdric Lamaty

    UMR 5247 CNRS-UM1-UM2Montpellier, France

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    APPLICATIONS

    Aminoacids, Peptides, Peptidomimetics

    Heterocycles

    ANALYSIS

    Mass spectrometry

    -METHODOLOGY

    Polymer-supported

    chemistry

    Catalysis

    Multi Component reactions

    Green Chemistry

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    INTRODUCTION

    Concept of

    green chemistry

    : pollution

    prevention rather than pollution treatment. Use of alternative feed

    stock, innocuous

    reagents, natural processes, catalysis,

    alternative solvents

    or reaction

    conditions,

    minimization

    of energy

    consumption.

    Organic

    solvents

    are very

    often

    toxic

    and

    volatile.

    Need

    to find

    alternatives (ionic

    liquids,

    water, fluorous media, supercritical CO2 )

    Principle 8 from the 12 Principles : Use safer solvents and reactionconditions.

    1. PEGs as solvent

    2. No solvent

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    Alternative aux Liquides Ioniques

    -plusieurs tailles disponibles

    -point dbullition lev/solide-toxicit faible

    -bon march

    -fonctions alcools (rducteur)-modifications possibles

    -chlation/stabilisation de catalyseursO

    OO

    OOK+

    PEG = SOLVANT

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    NSES CO2Me

    NSES CO2Me

    NSES CO2Me

    O

    O

    NSES CO2Me

    CO2Me

    NSES CO2Me

    F

    NSES CO2Me

    TMS

    NSES CO2Me

    MeO

    NSES CO2Me

    F

    95% 98% 51% 82%

    91% 37% 83% 76%

    SYNTHESIS OF BENZAZEPINES

    Declerck, V.; Ribire, P.; Martinez, J.; Lamaty, F. Eur. J. Org. Chem. 2007, 201

    Precipitate

    Filtrate

    SES N CO2Me

    Ar

    Br

    SESNH

    CO2MeAr

    K2CO3, CH3CN

    reflux, 6h

    62-90%

    Br

    RBr

    RPEG3400OHMW 300W

    100 C, 30min

    Ar

    NSES CO2Me

    Pd(OAc)2K2CO3

    37-95%

    R

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    PEG-METALS

    + Metal +

    ArX

    CO2-tBu

    10% mol CuI

    K2CO3PEG

    Micro-ondes

    ArCO2-tBu

    R

    ou ou

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    MECHANOCHEMICAL ACTIVATION

    Solvent-free reactions can be carried out by stirring or by grinding

    reactants

    in a mortar.

    Ball-milling usually improves speed of reaction. Many advantages: reduced pollution, low costs,simplicity. Resulting yields are remarkably high starting from stoichiometric amount of reactants, especially in the case of solid-solid reactions.

    1. Tanaka, K.; Toda, F. Chem. Rev, 2000, 100, 1025.

    2. Tanaka, K.; Toda, F. Solvent-free Organic Synthesis, Wiley-VCH, 2003.

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    MECHANOCHEMICAL ACTIVATION

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    SYNTHESIS OF PEPTIDES FROM UNCAS

    Entry UNCA Aminoacid DipeptideConversion

    (%)Yield

    (%)

    1 Boc-Val-NCA HCl.H-Leu-OMe Boc-Val-Leu-OMe 100 87

    2 HCl.H-Ala-OMe Boc-Val-Ala-OMe 100 100

    3 Fmoc-Val-NCA HCl.H-Leu-OMe Fmoc-Val-Leu-OMe 90 -

    4 HCl.H-Ala-OMe Fmoc-Val-Ala-OMe 100 76

    5 Boc-Phe-NCA HCl.H-Leu-OMe Boc-Phe-Leu-OMe 85 -

    6 HCl.H-Ala-O-tBu Boc-Phe-Ala-OtBu 100 73

    N

    O

    PG

    O

    O

    R1

    +HCl.H2N

    OR3

    O

    R2

    NH

    PGHN

    O

    OR3

    OR1NaHCO3

    Ball-millling

    1h; 30 Hz

    + CO2

    + NaClR2

    UNCA

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    SYNTHESIS OF ASPARTAME

    V. Declerck, J. Martinez, F. Lamaty, Patent Fr. Dem. 0753970 on 21.03.07

    N

    OO

    O

    Boc

    CO2tBu

    +

    HCl.H2NOMe

    OHN

    OMe

    O

    BocHN

    CO2tBu

    HN

    OMe

    O

    ClH3N

    CO2H

    HCl gas

    no solvent

    HN

    OMe

    O

    H3N

    CO2

    precipitate

    NaHCO3Ball-milling1h 30 Hz

    no solvent

    aq. Na2CO3

    pH= 5.2

    O

    O O