A Hydride Migration Mechanism for the Mo‐Catalyzed Z ‐2‐Selective Isomerization of Terminal Alkenes
A Hydride Migration Mechanism for the Mo‐Catalyzed Z ‐2‐Selective Isomerization of Terminal Alkenes
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Mo催化Z-2-末端烯烃选择性异构化的氢化物迁移机理
DOI:
10.1002/cctc.202301052
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发表时间:
2023
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影响因子:
4.5
通讯作者:
Dobereiner, Graham E.
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作者:
Jenny, Sarah E.;Serviano, Juan M.;Nova, Ainara;Dobereiner, Graham E.
The catalytic one‐bond isomerization (transposition) of 1‐alkenes is an emerging approach toZ‐2‐alkenes. Design of more selective catalysts would benefit from a mechanistic understanding of factors controllingZselectivity. We propose here a reaction pathway forcis‐Mo(CO)4(PCy3)(piperidine) (3), a precatalyst that shows highZselectivity for transposition of alpha olefins (e. g., 1‐octene to 2‐octene, 18 : 1Z:Eat 74 % conversion). Computational modeling of reaction pathways and isotopic labeling suggests the isomerization takes place via an allyl (1,3‐hydride shift) pathway, where oxidative addition offac‐(CO)3Mo(PCy3)(η2‐alkene) is followed by hydride migration from one position (cisto allyl C3carbon) to another (cisto allyl C1carbon) via hydride/CO exchanges. Calculated barriers for the hydride migration pathway are lower than explored alternative mechanisms (e. g., change of allyl hapticity, allyl rotation). To our knowledge, this is the first study to propose such a hydride migration in alkene isomerization.