2010
DOI: 10.1039/c0cc02972f
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Selective reduction of a Pd pincer PCP complex to well-defined Pd(0) species

Abstract: Well-defined dimeric or polymeric Pd(0) complexes [Pd(μ-(iPr)PCHP)](n) (n = 2 or ∞) containing the bridging ligand α,α'-bis(diisopropylphosphino)-m-xylene ((iPr)PCHP) are produced under mild conditions when the cyclometallated PCP pincer complex ((iPr)PCP)Pd-OH reacts with methanol or isopropanol.

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“…As anticipated from our previous studies on the decomposition of the palladium hydroxide [( i Pr PCP)Pd‐OH],7 authentic samples of [( i Pr PCP)Pd‐OMe] exhibit the same behaviour as the hydroxide when heated in methanol, and decay into the [Pd(μ‐ i Pr PCHP)] 2 dimer (Scheme ). 31 P{ 1 H} NMR spectroscopic monitoring of this transformation reveals the gradual appearance of the characteristic low‐frequency signal of the dimeric Pd 0 product ( δ =42.9 ppm), until its concentration reaches a certain threshold above which it precipitates quantitatively.…”
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“…As anticipated from our previous studies on the decomposition of the palladium hydroxide [( i Pr PCP)Pd‐OH],7 authentic samples of [( i Pr PCP)Pd‐OMe] exhibit the same behaviour as the hydroxide when heated in methanol, and decay into the [Pd(μ‐ i Pr PCHP)] 2 dimer (Scheme ). 31 P{ 1 H} NMR spectroscopic monitoring of this transformation reveals the gradual appearance of the characteristic low‐frequency signal of the dimeric Pd 0 product ( δ =42.9 ppm), until its concentration reaches a certain threshold above which it precipitates quantitatively.…”
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confidence: 67%
“…Thermal decomposition of Ni and Pd methoxide complexes As anticipated from our previous studies on the decomposition of the palladium hydroxide [( iPr PCP)Pd-OH], [7] authentic samples of [( iPr PCP)Pd-OMe] exhibit the same behaviour as the hydroxide when heated in methanol, and decay into the [Pd(m-iPr PCHP)] 2 dimer (Scheme 1). 31 P{ 1 H} NMRs pectroscopicm onitoring of this transformation reveals the graduala ppearance of the characteristic low-frequency signal of the dimeric Pd 0 product (d = 42.9 ppm), until its concentration reaches ac ertain threshold above which it precipitates quantitatively.B eyond this point, the resonance of the Pd 0 product disappears from the spectrum but the intensity of the startingm ethoxide (d = 59.4 ppm) continues to decrease with respect to that of O= PPh 3 added as an internal standard.…”
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