Isolation of a Metastable Geometrical Isomer of a Hexacoordinated Dihydrophosphate : Elucidation of Its Enhanced Reactivity in Umpolung of a Hydrogen Atom of Wate
Isolation of a Metastable Geometrical Isomer of a Hexacoordinated Dihydrophosphate : Elucidation of Its Enhanced Reactivity in Umpolung of a Hydrogen Atom of Wate
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六配位二氢磷酸亚稳态几何异构体的分离:阐明其在水氢原子的反极性中增强的反应性
DOI:
10.1021/ic2012765
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发表时间:
2011
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
Takayuki Kawashima
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作者:
Hideaki Miyake;Naokazu Kano;Takayuki Kawashima
Two of five conceivable geometrical isomers of a hexacoordinated dihydrophosphate bearing two sets of a bidentate ligand were investigated. X-ray crystallographic analysis of both of isomers,1a-TPPand1b-TEA, revealed their octahedral geometries ofC2andC1symmetry, respectively, which were consistent with the NMR spectra. The isomer1b-TEAunderwent both hydride reduction of an aldehyde and proton exchange with water at room temperature in DMSO without any additive. A one-pot reaction of both of the reactions of1b-TEAwith D2O and an aldehyde or a ketone under the above conditions proceeded successfully to give the deuterated alcohol. Thus, umpolung of a hydrogen atom of water with1b-TEAwas achieved under much milder conditions than those used in the reaction with another isomer,1a-TEA. Quantitative isomerization of1b-TEAto1a-TEAoccurred in methanol at room temperature. Calculations on the five conceivable geometrical isomers of the anionic part of the dihydrophosphate revealed their relative stability, which reasonably explained the isomerization, and the larger negative charge at the atoms located at the trans positions of the oxygen atoms. The smaller coupling constants of the P–H and P–C bonds located at the rear of an oxygen atom in the NMR spectra resulted in the smaller s character of these bonds. The differences in both hydride-donation and proton-exchange reactivities between1a-TEAand1b-TEAcould be explained by the differences in the atomic charge of the hydrogen atom and the stability difference of the initially formed phosphorane intermediates, respectively.