C yclopalladation of 2-[ (Dimet hylamino) met hyl] -Substituted Naphthalenes: 1vs 3-Palladation. Crystal Structures of [ Hydr otris ( pyr azolyl) borat 01 [ 2-[ (dimethylamino) methyl] -3-naphthyllpalladium and trans-[ 4,4 -Dime t h yl-2 -( 2 -nap h t h y 1) oxazoline] palladium Dichloride
A series of heteroleptic diarylpalladium compounds,
containing both a naphthyl
(1-C10H6CH2NMe2-2 or
1-C10H5CH2NMe2-2-Me-3)
and a phenyl
(1-C6H4CH2NMe2-2
or 1-C6H3CH2NMe2-2-Me-x, x = 3, 5, 6)
monoanionic C,N-bidentate ligand, was reacted with
tert-butyl
hydroperoxide (TBHP) to give selective oxygen insertion into one of the
C−Pd bonds. It
was found that the order of reactivity of the palladium−carbon bonds
decreases in the order
1-naphthyl−Pd > phenyl−Pd. Introduction of methyl
substituents enabled us to fine-tune
the regioselectivity of the oxidation reactions
(i.e. the ratio of phenyl- versus
naphthyl
oxygenation was affected) but not to reverse the order. The methyl
groups have a
deactivating influence on the aromatic substrates that contain them,
indicating an oxidatively
induced nucleophilic pathway for the actual oxygenation step. The
yields of mono-oxygenated
product RPdOR‘ varied from 82 to 97% and were independent of the
presence of a VO(acac)2 or [RhCl(cod)]2 catalyst,
although the reaction rates were strongly enhanced in the
presence of these catalysts.
Several (aryl)trimethylsilane derivatives containing a potentially intramolecularly coordinating dimethylaminomethyl group were prepared and treated with Li,PdCl, or Pd(OAc),. Highly selective cleavage of the aryl-C-Si bond took place to give the corresponding atylpalladium complexes. Similar reactions were observed for benxylic trimethylsilyl compounds. The yields of the reactions with Li,PdCl, varied from 66 to 94%, but yields were > 90% when Pd(OAc), was used.
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