STEREOSELECTIVE ORGANOMETALLIC ALKYLATION REACTIONS .3. ATE COMPLEX ADDITION TO CYCLIC AND BICYCLIC KETONES
STEREOSELECTIVE ORGANOMETALLIC ALKYLATION REACTIONS .3. ATE COMPLEX ADDITION TO CYCLIC AND BICYCLIC KETONES
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DOI:
10.1021/jo00936a019
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发表时间:
1974-01-01
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
LAEMMLE, J
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作者:
ASHBY, EC;CHAO, LC;LAEMMLE, J
(1) ate complex formation and the stability of the complex de-pend to a large degree on the particular metals involved and to a lesser degree on the ligand size and charge. For ex-ample, the tendency of the adducts LiM (C6H5) 3to disso-ciate intophenyllithium and M (C6H5) 2 increases in the order LiBe (C6H6) 3< LiZn (C6H6) 3< LiMg (C6H5) 3< LiCd (C6Hs) 3< LiHg (CeH5) 3. In general, the smaller the central metal atom and the more electropositive the group I metal the more stable is the adduct. Indeed, in the above series the largest metal, mercury, shows no tendency to form an adduct.