1991
DOI: 10.1002/cber.19911240510
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Tetrahydrofuran‐Soluble Magnesium Dihydride by Catalytic Hydrogenation of Magnesium*)

Abstract: Magnesium hydride -quinuclidine complexes Upon hydrogenation of magnesium in THF using homogeneous magnesium-anthracene transition-metal halide catalysts in the presence of small amounts of MgCll and solubilizing agents L, a dissolved form of magnesium hydride (MgHi) is produced. The preferred L's are quinuclidine (QC) or organomagnesium compounds; however, organoaluminium and -boron compounds can also be used. The

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“…It is noted that the FTIR analysis also supports the formation of crystalline MgH 2 during the hydrogenation process. As shown in Figure , the characteristic absorbance of crystalline MgH 2 ranging from 1300−900 cm −1 (due to the Mg−H stretching mode) appears after hydrogenation, supporting the conclusion of forming crystalline MgH 2 during hydrogenation derived from the NMR (Figure ) and XRD analyses (Figure ). The formation of crystalline MgH 2 in the hydriding process is likely due to the high isothermal holding temperature (265 °C), whereas the formation of amorphous MgH 2 during ball milling is attributed to continuous deformation and fracturing that prevents the formation of appreciable sizes of MgH 2 crystals.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 75%
“…It is noted that the FTIR analysis also supports the formation of crystalline MgH 2 during the hydrogenation process. As shown in Figure , the characteristic absorbance of crystalline MgH 2 ranging from 1300−900 cm −1 (due to the Mg−H stretching mode) appears after hydrogenation, supporting the conclusion of forming crystalline MgH 2 during hydrogenation derived from the NMR (Figure ) and XRD analyses (Figure ). The formation of crystalline MgH 2 in the hydriding process is likely due to the high isothermal holding temperature (265 °C), whereas the formation of amorphous MgH 2 during ball milling is attributed to continuous deformation and fracturing that prevents the formation of appreciable sizes of MgH 2 crystals.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 75%
“…Nevertheless, basic mediasand particularly ethers such as thf and Et 2 Osare the rule for synthetic operations with the main-group metal hydrides at ambient temperatures. These are certainly the normal conditions for working with alane, AlH 3 , 154 and its derivatives, 154,155 magnesium hydrides, 15,156 zinc hydrides, 15,157 and, most recently, the indium hydride HInCl 2 which is reported to be quite stable in thf solution at ambient temperatures. 158 On the other hand, as the metal becomes increasingly electron-rich, controlled protonation in an acidic medium may be realized.…”
Section: Chemical Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Direct synthesis from the elements is readily achieved for the binary hydrides of the group 1 and heavier group 2 metals; in appropriate (high pressure) circumstances access can also be gained in this way to BeH 2 ,185a MgH 2 , ,, and AlH 3 , i.e., the only other hydrides which are thermodynamically stable with respect to the elements under anything approaching standard conditions. Elemental hydrogen under pressure is a primary reagent too in the synthesis of certain ternary hydrides, e.g., MMgH 4 (M = Sr 164a or Ba 164b ), Ba 6 Mg 7 H 26 , K 2 ZnH 4 , K 3 [ZnH 4 ]H, and SrND …”
Section: Addition Of H2 or An H-containing Compoundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since this process is reversible, magnesium hydrides are promising lightweight hydrogen storage materials. 2,3 Mechanically or chemically activated MgH 2 has also been suggested as a potential anode material for use in Li-ion batteries due to their good hydride transfer properties. 4,5 While MgH 2 itself is poorly soluble in organic solvents, derivatives of the type HMgX (X = NR 2 , OR, halide, Cp, N-heterocyclic carbenes)-in analogy with the closely related Grignard reagent-often exist in the form of dimers or higher oligomers in such solvents.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…4,5 While MgH 2 itself is poorly soluble in organic solvents, derivatives of the type HMgX (X = NR 2 , OR, halide, Cp, N-heterocyclic carbenes)-in analogy with the closely related Grignard reagent-often exist in the form of dimers or higher oligomers in such solvents. 6 These derivatives are effective and selective reducing agents, in particular towards the carbonyl group, 2,[7][8][9] but also towards the CO 2 molecule. [10][11][12] A b-diketiminato magnesium hydride has even been demonstrated to reductively couple two CO molecules, giving an ene-diolate complex as product.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%