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ZUR REAKTION VON METALL-KOORDINIERTEM KOHLENMONOXID MIT YLIDEN. XVI. REVERSIBLER EINBAU VON KOHLENMONOXID IN EINE TRIMETHYLPHOSPHONIO(TRIMETHYLSILOXY)VINYL-EINHEIT: DARSTELLUNG DES ZWITTERIONISCHEN VINYL-CHROMKOMPLEXES Cp(CO)(NO)Cr-C(OSiMe3) = CH-PMe3 UND SOLVOLYTISCHER ABBAU, SOWIE ...
Blau, Herbert,Griessmann, Karl-Heinz,Malisch, Wolfgang
, p. C1 - C4 (1984)
The β-trimethylphosphonio (α-trimethylsiloxy)vinylchromium complex Cp(CO)(NO)Cr-C(OSiMe3) = CH-PMe3 (2) can be isolated from a concentrated solution of Cp(CO)2(NO)Cr (1) and Me3P=CHSiMe3 in benzene. 2 is obtained in better yield via O-silylation of the tetramethylphosphonium chromium acylate Me4P (3) with Me3SiOSO2CF3. 2 decomposes readily by treatment with benzene to 1 and Me3P=CHSiMe3, which forms the ylide complex Cp(CO)(NO)Cr-CH(SiMe3)-PMe3 (4) on photolysis.Degradation of 2 can be accelerated extraordinarily by traces of Me3P=CH2.With Me3P=CH2 (2 mol) controlled conversion of 2 to 3 and Me3P=CHSiMe3 occurs.MeX (X = I, SO3F) cleaves 2 to 1 and the phosphonium salt X (5a, 5b).
ZUR REAKTION VON METALL-KOORDINIERTEM KOHLENMONOXID MIT YLIDEN. XV. NEUARTIGE SPALTUNG VON KOHLENMONOXID VIA β-TRIMETHYLPHOSPHONIO(α-TRIMETHYLSILOXY)VINYL-KOMPLEXE: EINBAU DES CARBONYLKOHLENSTOFFS IN EINEN β-TRIMETHYLPHOSPHONIOACETYLID-LIGANDEN
Blau, Herbert,Griessmann, Karl-Heinz,Malisch, Wolfgang
, p. C5 - C9 (2007/10/02)
The manganese complexes RC5H4Mn(CO)3 (R=H (1a), Me (1b) react with Me3P=CHSiMe3 only under photochemical conditions to yield the ylide complexes RC5H4(CO)2Mn-CH(SiMe3)PMe3 (2a,2b).Treatment of the phosphonium or lithium manganeseacylates R4P(Li) (R=Me, Et; R'=H, Me) (3a,3b,5) with Me3SiOSO2CF3 leads to the formation of the vinyl complexes MeC5H4(CO)2Mn--C(OSiMe3)=C(R')-P+R3 (4a,4b).Pure 4a slowly eliminates Me3SiOH at room temperature to produce the β-trimethylphosphonio-acetylide complex MeC5H4(CO)2Mn--CC-P+Me3 (6).In the presence of a catalytic amount of Me3P=CH2 4a is rapidly cleaved to 1b and Me3P=CHSiMe3.
