Dichlorosilylene Transfer to a P-Fluorophosphaalkene: The Route to a C-Dichlorofluorosilyl-Functionalized Dialkyldiphosphene
Dichlorosilylene Transfer to a P-Fluorophosphaalkene: The Route to a C-Dichlorofluorosilyl-Functionalized Dialkyldiphosphene
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二氯亚甲硅烷基转移至对氟磷烯:生成 C-二氯氟甲硅烷基官能化二烷基二磷烯的路线
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10.1002/ejic.201601411
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2017
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and Heinrich C. Marsmann
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Cristina Mitrofan;Thorsten Gust;Andreas Zanin;Roxana M. Birzoi;Peter G. Jones;Wolf-W. du Mont;Satoko Hayashi;Waro Nakanishi;and Heinrich C. Marsmann
Reactions of the (trichlorosilyl)germane Me3GeSiCl3and of the unsymmetric disilane Me3SiSiCl3with theP‐fluorophosphaalkene (Me3Si)2C=PF (1) proceed with transfer of SiCl2(2) leading to the newC‐dichlorofluorosilyl‐functionalized dialkyldiphosphene (Cl2FSi)(Me3Si)2CP=PC(SiCl2F)(SiMe3)2(6), which was characterized by X‐ray crystallography. TheP‐phosphanylphosphaalkene (Me3Si)2C=PP[C(SiCl2F)(SiMe3)2]SiCl2F (8a) was detected in the reaction mixtures by31P NMR spectroscopy, accompanied by its isomer8b, presumably (Cl2FSi)(Me3Si)C=PP[C(SiCl2F)(SiMe3)2]SiMe3. The unsymmetric dimers8aand8brearrange by a 1,3‐(P→C) silyl group shift, providing the inversion‐symmetric diphosphene6. Compound6was transformed with selenium into a selenadiphosphirane (9). Quantum chemical calculations were performed on intermediates on the route from1and2to the metastable unsymmetric dimers8aand8b. The addition of SiCl2to the P=C bond of1, followed by ring opening of the silaphosphirane4, provides the phosphinidene (Me3Si)2(Cl2FSi)CP (5), which rearranges further to isomericP‐silylphosphaalkenes (Me3Si)2C=PSiCl2F (7a) and (Cl2FSi)(Me3Si)C=PSiMe3(7b). Rapid phosphinidene–phosphaalkene P–P coupling reactions of5with7aand with7bfollowed by 1,2‐(P→P) silyl group shift of ylide‐type dimers11aand11bexplain the formation of the observed species8aand8b. The absence of species related to8bin previous experiments on the reactions of theP‐chlorophosphaalkene (Me3Si)2C=PCl (1′) with Si2Cl6, with Me3GeSiCl3, and with Me3SiSiCl3, allows us to suggest that in theP‐chlorophosphaalkene case nucleophile‐supported SiCl2insertion into the P–Cl bond or the substitutive Cl–/SiCl3–exchange are the preferred routes to the metastableP‐(trichlorosilyl)phosphaalkene (Me3Si)2C=PSiCl3.