2017
DOI: 10.1039/c7cc05792j
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Calcium stilbene complexes: structures and dual reactivity

Abstract: Addition of a calcium hydride complex to diphenylacetylene gave a complex in which the stilbene dianion symmetrically bridges two Ca ions. DFT calculations discuss the effect of the metal stilbene coordination. The stilbene complex reacts as a base (with H) or an electron donor (with I) and catalyzes the reduction of diphenylacetylene.

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“…Given the low electron affinity of aromatic benzene (reduction potential: −3.42(5) V vs. SCE), the formation of a complex with a formal C 6 H 6 2− anion is remarkable and consequently a very high redox reactivity can be expected. We reported on the ambivalent reactivity of a binuclear Ca amidinate complex with a bridging trans ‐stilbene dianion that can either function as a Brønsted base or as an two‐electron donor . More recently, Jones and co‐workers reported similar dual reactivity for BDI 2 Mg 2 (DPE) in which DPE 2− bridges two Mg 2+ ions (DPE=1,1,‐diphenylethylene) .…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given the low electron affinity of aromatic benzene (reduction potential: −3.42(5) V vs. SCE), the formation of a complex with a formal C 6 H 6 2− anion is remarkable and consequently a very high redox reactivity can be expected. We reported on the ambivalent reactivity of a binuclear Ca amidinate complex with a bridging trans ‐stilbene dianion that can either function as a Brønsted base or as an two‐electron donor . More recently, Jones and co‐workers reported similar dual reactivity for BDI 2 Mg 2 (DPE) in which DPE 2− bridges two Mg 2+ ions (DPE=1,1,‐diphenylethylene) .…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We reported on the ambivalent reactivity of ab inuclear Ca amidinate complex with abridging trans-stilbene dianion that can either function as aB rønsted base or as an two-electron donor. [24] More recently,J ones and co-workers reported similar dual reactivity for BDI 2 Mg 2 (DPE) in which DPE 2À bridges two Mg 2+ ions (DPE = 1,1,-diphenylethylene). [25] Also complex ( DIPeP BDI) 2 Mg 2 (C 6 H 6 )d isplays dual reactivity (Scheme 3).…”
Section: Communicationsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Although alkaline earth hydride-mediated reactivity of 1,3,5,7-C 8 H 8 is yet to be described, the reactions of diphenylacetylene with either compound 2 or a similarly dimeric amidinato calcium hydride have been shown to result in reduction to the stilbene dianion, [Ph(H)C-C(H)Ph] 2À . 21,40 Notably, the reductive reactivity of this latter species toward I 2 and H 2 led it to being posited as a potential Ca(I) synthon. With these diverse considerations in mind, we describe herein our observations of the ability of compound 2 to effect the generation of the [COT] 2À dianion.…”
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