2001
DOI: 10.1002/1521-3757(20010216)113:4<702::aid-ange7020>3.0.co;2-w
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Hemilabilität von Hybridliganden und die Koordinationschemie von Oxazolinliganden

Abstract: Das Ligandendesign gewinnt auf dem Gebiet der chemischen Synthese immer mehr an Bedeutung, denn mit Hilfe von speziellen Liganden lassen sich die Eigenschaften von Komplexen in vielfältiger Weise beeinflussen. Liganden mit verschiedenen Funktionalitäten, z. B. solche mit harten und weichen Donoren, werden oft als Hybridliganden bezeichnet und zunehmend in der Molekülchemie verwendet. Zwar ist schon lange bekannt, dass die elektronischen und sterischen Eigenschaften der Koordinationssphäre eines Komplexes sehr … Show more

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“…The concept of hemilability calls for a ligand with at least two donor functions; one donor group binds strongly to the metal and the other only weakly [ 19 ]. The weak donor has the ability to leave the coordination sphere of the metal in the course of the (catalytic) reaction, thus creating a free coordination place for the substrate (see Figure 2.3 ).…”
Section: Hemilabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The concept of hemilability calls for a ligand with at least two donor functions; one donor group binds strongly to the metal and the other only weakly [ 19 ]. The weak donor has the ability to leave the coordination sphere of the metal in the course of the (catalytic) reaction, thus creating a free coordination place for the substrate (see Figure 2.3 ).…”
Section: Hemilabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, under catalytic conditions, the pyridyl unit can be expected to be hemilabile [ 38 ]. In this case, the pyridine end dissociates but does not leave the vicinity of the metal since it is tethered to the metal -coordinated carbene end.…”
Section: Note : In the Absence Of Base No Carbene Forms And The Ligamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the case of an oxygen -containing functional group where the oxygen atom can carry a (formal) negative charge, we can expect functionalised NHC ligands that resemble phosphinophenols [ 1 , 2 ], phosphinoalcohols [ 3 -5 ] or phosphino carboxylic acids [ 6 ]. This results in the formation of a hemilabile chelate ligand [ 9 ].Conversely, NHC bind strongly to the late transition metals (group 9 and group 10), metals that have only a low affi nity to oxygen. NHC ligands do not bond strongly to the early transition metals [ 7 ] or alkaline earth metals [ 8 ].…”
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confidence: 99%