Alkyne Activation by Electrophilic [(.eta.-C5Me5)Ru(NO)(R)]+ (R = Me, Ph, p-tolyl) Fragments: .beta.-Migratory Insertion, Isomerization, and Metallacycle Formation
Alkyne Activation by Electrophilic [(.eta.-C5Me5)Ru(NO)(R)]+ (R = Me, Ph, p-tolyl) Fragments: .beta.-Migratory Insertion, Isomerization, and Metallacycle Formation
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00100a015
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发表时间:
1994-10
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
R. Burns;J. Hubbard
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作者:
R. Burns;J. Hubbard
Treatment of Cp* Ru (NO) R. 2 complexes 1-3 with 1 equiv of triflic acid (HOTf) leads to the formation of the triflato complexes Cp* Ru (NO)(R)(OTf)(4-6)(R= CH3 (1, 4), C6H5 (2, 5), p-tolyl (3, 6); Cp*= r/* 12345 6-C5Me5). X-ray data for 5 (C17H20NO4SF3RU): monoclinic space group P2\/n, a= 10.041 (2) k, b= 13.797 (4) A, c= 15.113 (3) Á, jS= 106.68 (2), Z= 4, R/R*= 4.50/3.37%. The dissociation of the triflate ligands in 4-6 in solution is detectable by NMR spectroscopy. The AH/AS values for equilibrium between bound and free triflate in THF are (-2.1 (1) kcal/mol)/(-9 (l) eu) for 4 and (-2.3 (2) kcal/mol)/(-9 (l) eu) for 5. Triflate dissociation from complexes 4-6 inCH2C12 is trapped by the binding of PhC= CPh, leading to the eventual formation of neutral ruthenacyclopentadiene products 8-10 by/3-migratory insertion followed by orthometallationof a 0-aryl group. X-ray data for 8 (C25H27-NORu): monoclinic space group P2\/c, a= 16.724 (7) Á, b= 7.274 (2) Á, c= 17.904 (7) Á, ß= 102.26 (3), Z= 4, R/Rw= 4.40/3.89%. X-ray data for 10 (C31H31NORU): monoclinic space group P2\/n, a= 9.597 (2) k, b-22.577 (4) Á, c= 12.094 (2) Á, ß= 101.34 (2), Z= 4, R/Ry,= 4.84/4.57%. Formation of 8 requires a cis-trans isomerization in the intermediate-vinyl complex formed by methyl/3-migratory insertion to the alkyne. A proposed mechanism for the cis-truns--vinyl isomerizationinvokes resonance stabilization through back-donation into the-* levels of the [Cp* Ru (NO) j fragment. Exclusive formation of 10 when 6 is treated with PhC= CPh shows orthometallation is rapid in comparisonto cis-trans isomerization of the intermediate-vinyl ligand. Protonation