2023
DOI: 10.1039/d3dt02219f
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Four- and three-coordinate planar iron(ii) complexes supported by bulky organosilyl ligands

Reon Ishii,
Minesato Nakagawa,
Yoshimasa Wada
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Abstract: Four- and three-coordinate iron(ii) bis(silyl) complexes were prepared and their catalytic performance in hydrosilylation reactions was investigated.

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“…1; 2.4923(11)/2.5209(12) Å), presumably due to the steric repulsion induced by Me CAAC in B . 4 Moreover, the Fe–Si bonds in 2 are comparable to those in Tilley's anionic iron( ii ) disilyl complex A (Fe–Si: 2.488(6)/2.491(6) Å). 3…”
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“…1; 2.4923(11)/2.5209(12) Å), presumably due to the steric repulsion induced by Me CAAC in B . 4 Moreover, the Fe–Si bonds in 2 are comparable to those in Tilley's anionic iron( ii ) disilyl complex A (Fe–Si: 2.488(6)/2.491(6) Å). 3…”
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“…In stark contrast, when four-coordinate 1 was used, 1 h was required for the full conversion of acetophenone in the reaction with Ph 2 SiH 2 (entry 1). 4,5 Moreover, complete conversion of acetophenone was confirmed after 1 h by 0.1 mol% of 3 (entry 3). These reactions were monitored by 1 H NMR spectrum, and the time course of these reaction was summarized in the ESI †.…”
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