Addition of N–H bonds to iridium: Synthesis and characterization of N–Ir–H complexes and the observation that an iridium N-bonded indole ring becomes activated for Michael addition to alkynes

Add time:09/01/2019    Source:sciencedirect.com

The thermal reaction between the electron-rich iridium complex, [IrCOD(PMe3)3]Cl, 1a, and pyrrolic or anilinic N–H bonds results in the oxidative addition of the N–H bond and the formation of an amido iridium hydride complex, HIr(amido)(Cl)(PMe3)3 with loss of COD. The only isomer formed in this reaction has a meridional arrangement of PMe3 ligands, with H trans to Cl and the amido group trans to PMe3. The reaction products of 1a with pyrrole, indole and 3-methyl indole were fully characterized included by single crystal X-ray diffraction. Attachment of the pyrrolic ring nitrogen to the iridium results in an electron rich ring system that is activated and adds to alkynes in a Michael addition reaction under mild conditions without a catalyst.

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