REACTIVITY AND MECHANISM IN OXIDATIVE ADDITION TO PALLADIUM(II) AND REDUCTIVE ELIMINATION FROM PALLADIUM(IV) AND AN ESTIMATE OF THE PALLADIUM-METHYL BOND-ENERGY
REACTIVITY AND MECHANISM IN OXIDATIVE ADDITION TO PALLADIUM(II) AND REDUCTIVE ELIMINATION FROM PALLADIUM(IV) AND AN ESTIMATE OF THE PALLADIUM-METHYL BOND-ENERGY
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DOI:
10.1021/om00096a021
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发表时间:
1988-06-01
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影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
SCOTT, JD
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作者:
BYERS, PK;CANTY, AJ;SCOTT, JD
Results The Oxidative Addition Reaction. Thereaction of [PdMe2 (bpy)] with Mel in CD3CN was monitored byNMR. The reagents were mixed at-40 C, and at this temperature resonances due totwo products in~ 3: 1 ratio were observed. Resonances due to the majorproduct [PdIMe3 (bpy)] were at 1.79 (PdMe trans to N) and 1.20 (PdMe trans to I); the second product was assigned to the ionic [PdMe3 (CD3CN)(bpy)]+ I" with 1.61 (PdMe trans to bpy) and 1.06 (PdMe trans to CD3CN), related to iso-lated cations involving tripodal nitrogen donor ligands such as [PdMe3 (tris (pyridin-2-yl) methane)] I. 9 Methyl group resonances for the cation broaden on warming, with coa-lescence at>-5 C, but bpy resonances for the cation and all resonances for [PdIMe3 (bpy) J remain sharp, consistent with intramolecular exchange (scrambling) of methyl en-vironments in the cation; on recooling to low temperature the original spectrum is obtained, with identicalintegration. At higher temperatures (> 15 C) bpy resonances for the neutral and cationic complexes are coalesced, and the bpy and methyl resonances are broad compared to the sharp, growing resonances for the product [PdlMe (bpy)], indicating exchange between [PdMe3 (bpy)(CD3CN)]+ T