Rhodium silyl boryl hydride complexes: Comparison of bonding and the rates of elimination of borane, silane, and dihydrogen
Rhodium silyl boryl hydride complexes: Comparison of bonding and the rates of elimination of borane, silane, and dihydrogen
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10.1002/anie.200460430
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2004-01-01
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16.6
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Hartwig, JF
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Cook, KS;Incarvito, CD;Hartwig, JF
5474 2004 Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim DOI: 10.1002/anie. 200460430 Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2004, 43, 5474–5477 and ethyl resonances from the silyl group, the 1H NMR spectrum of 2a contained a doublet at d=¿ 12.7 ppm (1JRh-H= 42.0 Hz) for the hydride ligands. The 11B NMR spectrum contained a resonance at d= 40 ppm, which confirmed the presence of a boryl ligand. Though 2a formed in high yield by NMR spectroscopy, we were unable to isolate crystalline material from these reactions. However, irradiation of the bis (silyl) complex 1a and HBpin in cyclohexane for 18h allowed the isolation of crystalline silyl boryl dihydride 2a in 61% yield. Reaction of [Cp* RhH2 (SiMe2Ph) 2](1b)[21] with excess HBpin formed trans-[Cp* RhH2 (SiMe2Ph)(Bpin)](2b) under similar photochemical conditions in 78% yield [Eq.(1)]. Longer reaction times did not cause replacement of the second silane of 2a or 2b with borane to form [Cp* Rh (H) 2 (Bpin) 2](3).Reaction of B2pin2 with 1 formed a single major product, but the conversion of 1 was incomplete before this major species underwent further reaction. We previously formulated the major species as the bisboryl 3, based on the presence in the NMR spectra of a broad resonance signal for hydride groups and new resonances for pinacol methyl groups.[15] With 2a now in hand, the spectral features of the major product generated from 1 and B2pin2 clearly result from 2a.