Reaction of Carbon Dioxide and Heterocumulenes with an Unsymmetrical Metal-Metal Bond. Direct Addition of Carbon Dioxide across a Zirconium-Iridium Bond and Stoichiometric Reduction of Carbon Dioxide to Formate
Reaction of Carbon Dioxide and Heterocumulenes with an Unsymmetrical Metal-Metal Bond. Direct Addition of Carbon Dioxide across a Zirconium-Iridium Bond and Stoichiometric Reduction of Carbon Dioxide to Formate
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二氧化碳和异积烯与不对称金属-金属键的反应。
DOI:
10.1021/ja00150a044
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发表时间:
1995
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
R. Bergman
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作者:
T. A. Hanna;A. Baranger;R. Bergman
The use of carbon dioxide in large-scale metal-mediated catalytic processes has beenquite limited so far. 1· 2 Because of this, there is substantial interest in exploring and understanding the reactions of carbon dioxide and its analogues with transition metal complexes. 3 It seemed likely to us that the unsymmetrical metal—metal interactionin early—late heterobinuclear (ELHB) complexes might be ideal for inducingreactions with potentially polarizable organic molecules such as CO2. 4 Although a plethora of ELHB complexes have been synthesized, few show cooperative reactivity, and far fewerELHB complexes of CO2 or heterocumulenes have been made or structurally character-ized. 5