1975
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-328x(00)89614-x
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Application of 13C NMR to the determination of metal—carbon σ bond formation in cyclometallation reactions with nitrogen donor ligands

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“…JH NMR is also complicated by the presence of complex patterns when metalation has occurred either on a phenyl ring or an alkyl group in the presence of unmetalated ligands.4'5 13C NMR has also been examined, 6 but, on all but the simplest systems, this method is complicated by overlapping resonances and the inherent low intensity of the metalated carbon. Analyses of these spectra become research projects in their own right.…”
Section: Previous Methods Of Determining Chelation In Phosphine Compl...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…JH NMR is also complicated by the presence of complex patterns when metalation has occurred either on a phenyl ring or an alkyl group in the presence of unmetalated ligands.4'5 13C NMR has also been examined, 6 but, on all but the simplest systems, this method is complicated by overlapping resonances and the inherent low intensity of the metalated carbon. Analyses of these spectra become research projects in their own right.…”
Section: Previous Methods Of Determining Chelation In Phosphine Compl...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Note the AR results are within 1 ppm of each other. If comparisons are made where the trans ligands are not the same, errors of [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10] ppm and more are possible depending on the electronic differences (trans effects) of the ligands in question. This is exemplified in 7 where an internal comparison of 6Px vs. 5Pa would Ph3P 9, 6 P -6.0 In contrast, deshielding due to phosphorus incorporation into 5-membered ring systems is observed when one compares 1-methylphosphole (<5P -8.7) to ethyldivinylphosphine (5P -20.8).…”
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“…There are only a few papers in the literature about the influence of the metal on carbon chemical shifts in orthopalladation reactions. When a Pd᎐C (aliphatic) bond is formed a small deshielding (∆δ ≈ 5 ppm) 14 is observed, which becomes larger in the case of a Pd᎐C (aromatic) bond (∆δ ≈ 18 ppm), 14 probably due to Pd᎐C back bonding. This effect is substantially larger for azobenzene and benzylideneamine complexes, where ∆δ is higher than 30 ppm.…”
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“…Cyclopalladated complexes (41-60) can be generated from other nitrogendonor ligands such as benzylideneamines, ferrocenylmethylamines, pyridine, quinoline, benzoquinoline, and amide, with different palladation sources. [28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45]…”
Section: Other Nitrogen-donor Complexesmentioning
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