1998
DOI: 10.1021/om970593v
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Successive Insertion of Alkynes into a Tantalum−Alkynyl Bond:  Implications for the Coordination Polymerization of Alkynes

Abstract: The reaction of 2,6-[ArN(SiMe3)CH2]2NC5H3 (1, BDPP(SiMe3)2, Ar = 2,6-iPr2C6H3) with TaCl5 yields the complex mer-(BDPP)TaCl3 (2) and 2 equiv of ClSiMe3. The reduction of compound 2 with excess Na/Hg in the presence of alkynes yields the pseudo 5-coordinate Ta(III) derivatives (BDPP)Ta(η2-RC⋮CR‘)Cl (3a, R = R‘ = Pr; 3b, R = R‘ = Et; 3c, R = R‘ = Ph; 3d, R = Ph, R‘ = H). An X-ray study of 3a revealed a distorted square pyramidal geometry with the chloride occupying the apical position. Compound 3a reacts with Li… Show more

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“…With regard to alkyne polymerization by a Ta alkyne complex, investigations by McConville and co-workers provide evidence for a possible mechanistic pathway. 92 As shown in Scheme 17, treating the [BDPP]Ta(RCCR) acetylide complexes 62 with excess phenylacetylene afforded the metallacyclic product 64. The authors speculated that 64 was formed by the insertion of the coordinated alkyne unit into the Ta−CCPh bond (63), followed by the coordination and insertion of a phenylacetylene unit into the newly formed Ta−"alkynevinyl" bond.…”
Section: ■ General Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…With regard to alkyne polymerization by a Ta alkyne complex, investigations by McConville and co-workers provide evidence for a possible mechanistic pathway. 92 As shown in Scheme 17, treating the [BDPP]Ta(RCCR) acetylide complexes 62 with excess phenylacetylene afforded the metallacyclic product 64. The authors speculated that 64 was formed by the insertion of the coordinated alkyne unit into the Ta−CCPh bond (63), followed by the coordination and insertion of a phenylacetylene unit into the newly formed Ta−"alkynevinyl" bond.…”
Section: ■ General Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With regard to alkyne polymerization by a Ta alkyne complex, investigations by McConville and co-workers provide evidence for a possible mechanistic pathway . As shown in Scheme , treating the [BDPP]­Ta­(RCCR) acetylide complexes 62 with excess phenylacetylene afforded the metallacyclic product 64 .…”
Section: Reactivity Of Tantalum and Niobium Alkyne Complexesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alkynetantalum complexes with pyridine diamido ligands are suitable model systems to investigate the mechanism of the coordination polymerization of alkynes because successive alkyne insertion and coupling within the coordination sphere of tantalum occurs (Scheme 45). [197] Scheme 45. Sequential alkyne insertion and coupling (Ar 2,6-iPr 2 C 6 H 3 ).…”
Section: Compounds With Metals In the High Oxidation State And The Anmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…10 In order to probe whether the reactivity of 1 fc -U(CH 2 Ph) 2 is unique, 21 we decided to synthesize analogous dibenzyl complexes of a tridentate, dianionic supporting ligand, 2,6bis(2,6-diisopropylanilidomethyl)pyridine (NN py , Chart 1), because its geometry mimics that of NN fc . Complexes of Ti(IV), [22][23][24] Zr(IV), [25][26][27][28] Ta(V), 29,30 and lanthanides [31][32][33] supported by pyridine-diamide ligands are known.…”
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