Reversible Cyclometalation of Silyl Ligands. First X-ray Structure of an Iridium(I) Silyl That Is Not Stabilized by Chelation
Reversible Cyclometalation of Silyl Ligands. First X-ray Structure of an Iridium(I) Silyl That Is Not Stabilized by Chelation
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甲硅烷基配体的可逆环金属化。
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1996
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D. Milstein
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M. Aizenberg;D. Milstein
The iridasilacycle fac-(PMe3)3Ir(o-C6H4SiMe2)(H) (1) results from the ortho metalation of the transient (PMe3)3Ir(SiMe2Ph) (7), generated from Ir(PMe3)4Cl and PhMe2SiLi at ambient temperature. Complex 1 can also be obtained from fac-(PMe3)3Ir(CH3)(H)(SiMe2Ph) (6), which, when heated, reductively eliminates methane. 1 and its analog fac-(PMe3)3Ir(o-C6H4SiPh2)(H) (2), react with hydrogen at 80 °C to yield the dihydridosilyliridium(III) complexes fac-(PMe3)3Ir(SiR2Ph)(H)2 (3, R = Me; 4, R = Ph). The reaction of 1 with deuterium demonstrates that initial opening of the iridasilacycle takes place, followed by D−D oxidative addition to 7. The reaction of 1 with CO allows us to trap the iridium(I) species and provides a synthetic route to Ir(PMe3)2(CO)2(SiMe2Ph) (5). Complex 5 was identified by spectroscopy and by X-ray crystallography and was synthesized independently from 3 and CO. The chemistry presented shows that metalation of silyl ligands can be a facile reversible process that takes place under mild cond...