
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry p. 27 - 40 (1982)
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Quintard, Jean-Paul
Degueil-Castaing, Marie
Dumartin, Gilles
Barbe, Bernard
Petraud, Michel
The selective deuteration of organotin compounds gives FT 119Sn NMR a new proficiency, since it allows direct access to nJ(SnD) coupling constants.Usually nJ(SnD) is easily apparent for n=1, 2, 3 and sometimes 4 (allyltin compounds).This criterion has been successfully applied for qualitative and subsequently quantitative analysis of vinyltin and allyltin compounds.In the first series, the stereochemistry of alkyne deuterostannation has been easily explored, the assignments of configurations being made directly from 3J(SnD) on the basis of 3J(SnD)trans > 3J(SnD)cis.In the second series, the method appears to be the best tool for simultaneous study of regiochemistry and stereochemistry in the substitution of 3-deutero-5-methyl-2-cyclohexenyl toluene sulphonates by trialkylstannyl anions.The choice between regioisomers was made on the basis of 2J(SnD) > 4J(SnD).A further aspect of this work is the observation of isotopic effects on 119Sn chemical shifts which were tentatively rationalized considering inductive, steric or hyperconjugative contribution of deuterium.
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