학술논문
Reactions of the Zirconocene Complexes of Bis(trimethylsilyl)acetylene with Formaldehyde, Benzaldehyde, and Benzophenone
Document Type
Article
Source
Organometallics; March 5, 1996, Vol. 15 Issue: 5 p1340-1344, 5p
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ISSN
02767333; 15206041
Abstract
In reactions of the zirconocene derivative Cp2 ZrC(SiMe3 )&dbd;C(SiMe3 )(THF) with ketones and aldehydes the influence of the various substituents of the carbonyl compounds upon the formation of different products was investigated. Formaldehyde reacts by an insertion of the carbonyl unit into a Zr−C bond to give a metallacycle which is additionally stabilized by the formation of a coordination dimer [Cp2 ZrOCH2 C(SiMe3 )&dbd;C(SiMe3 )]2 (1 ). Benzaldehyde yields a monomeric metallacycle Cp2 ZrOCHPhC(SiMe3 )&dbd;C(SiMe3 ) (2 ). Complex 2 is less stable than 1 , and at higher temperatures it loses half of its moiety Me3 SiC2 SiMe3 , leaving {[Cp2 ZrOCHPhC(SiMe3 )&dbd;C(SiMe3 )][Cp2 Zr(η2-O&dbd;CHPh)]} (3 ). Benzophenone gives no insertion, and the monomeric η2-ketone complex Cp2 Zr(THF)(η2-O&dbd;CPh2 ) (4 ) was obtained.