
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry p. 125 - 136 (1982)
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Razuvaev, G. A.
Mar'In, V. P.
Drushkov, O. N.
Vyshinskaya, L. I.
Thermal decomposition ranges of Cp2HfR2 (R=Me, Ph) have been found by the DTA method.The thermal stability of hafnium derivatives greatly exceeds the stability of analogous titanium and zirconium compounds.Decomposition of Cp2HfR2 occurs by abstraction of ?-bonded groups which convert into RH.Hydrogen donors for the RH formation are both ?-cyclopentadienyl and ?-bonded groups.The initial ?-Cp2Hf structure rearranges to form the (η5-Cp)-(η5,η1-C5H4)Hf fragment.These react with HCl to produce Cp2HfCl2.It has been established that hydrogen exchange between cyclopentadienyl rings and methyl groups occurs during the thermal decomposition of Cp2HfMe2.As a result of the exchange process on thermal decomposition of Cp2HfMe2-d6, deuterium insertion into the cyclopentadienyl ring has been shown.The participation of solvent during the decomposition process of the hafnium derivatives has been studied.
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