Abstract:The incorporation of fluorinated substituents in cyclopentadienyl anions leads to distinct changes in the properties of the corresponding metal complexes, e.g., with regards to electrochemical properties or metal–ligand bonding energies. This review summarizes the synthetic challenges of the preparation and coordination of fluorinated cyclopentadienyl anions.1 Introduction2 Fluorinated Cyclopentadienyls3 Cyclopentadienyls with One CF3 Group4 Cyclopentadienyls with Four CF3 Groups5 Cyclopentadienyls with F… Show more
“…Anders als die elektronenreichen Cyclopentadienyl(Cp)-Liganden wie [C 5 (CH 3 ) 5 ] -(Cp*) ist die Koordinationschemie fluorierter Cp-Liganden kaum erforscht. 8) Mehr als 40 Jahre nach der Erstsynthese haben wir im Jahr 2022 erstmals das perfluorierte Cp*-Anion [C 5 (CF 3 ) 5 ] − an ein Metallzentrum koordiniert: 9,10) Der Komplex W…”
Aduc‐Preisträger Moritz Malischewski kombiniert an der FU Berlin Organometall‐ und Koordinationschemie mit Fluorchemie. Er arbeitet unter anderem in supersauren Medien und verwendet dabei perfluorierte Cyclopentadienyl‐Liganden – heraus kommen reaktive und ungewöhnliche Komplexe.
“…Anders als die elektronenreichen Cyclopentadienyl(Cp)-Liganden wie [C 5 (CH 3 ) 5 ] -(Cp*) ist die Koordinationschemie fluorierter Cp-Liganden kaum erforscht. 8) Mehr als 40 Jahre nach der Erstsynthese haben wir im Jahr 2022 erstmals das perfluorierte Cp*-Anion [C 5 (CF 3 ) 5 ] − an ein Metallzentrum koordiniert: 9,10) Der Komplex W…”
Aduc‐Preisträger Moritz Malischewski kombiniert an der FU Berlin Organometall‐ und Koordinationschemie mit Fluorchemie. Er arbeitet unter anderem in supersauren Medien und verwendet dabei perfluorierte Cyclopentadienyl‐Liganden – heraus kommen reaktive und ungewöhnliche Komplexe.
“…[21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37] As a consequence, we considered application of the peruorinated Cp* analogue [C 5 (CF 3 ) 5 ] − , whose initial coordination and reactivity was recently investigated. [38][39][40] Being sterically demanding, but also oxidatively stable, this Cp ligand appeared to be a suitable candidate for the elucidation of coinage metal Cp coordination chemistry.…”
The electron withdrawing and oxidatively stable perfluorinated Cp* ligand [C5(CF3)5]− allowed for the isolation of rare and unusually stable coinage metal complexes [M(C5(CF3)5)(PtBu3)] (M = Cu, Ag, Au), representing the...
“…30 Cyclopentadienones, conversely, have been used in the synthesis of a series of cycloheptatrienes containing upto five electron-withdrawing groups via their reactions with cyclopropenes or diazo propenes. This approach is also limited by the availability 31 and stability of pro-antiaromatic cyclopentadienones. Therefore, in our previous work 4 we investigated the reactions of diphenyldi(methoxycarbonyl)cyclopentadienone since it is available and sufficiently stable.…”
Unstable tetra(methoxycarbonyl)cyclopentadienone was investigated in the synthesis of electron-deficient cycloheptatrienes via [4+2]-cycloaddition/cycloelimination reaction with cyclopropenes. The use of its stable dimer did not afford the product although similar reactions with alkynes have been reported. Quantum chemical calculation revealed that cyclopentadienone is not generated from the dimer and the reaction with alkynes proceeds via a more complicated cycloelimination/cycloaddition/cycloelimination cascade. However, the formation of cycloheptatrienes was found favorable over the formation of the dimer. Therefore, the trapping of tetra(methoxycarbonyl)cyclopentadienone upon formation was successful to give cycloheptatrienes with five ester groups. The use of methyl coumalate as a four-electron component was successful with cyclopropenes containing only one ester group to afford only two ester groups in the product.
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