Diferrocenyltriphosphines 2. Reversible phosphine deligation in the chemistry of diferrocenyltriphosphine Ru(II) dichloride complexes with nitriles and pyridines: towards a pH-switchable catalyst?
Diferrocenyltriphosphines 2. Reversible phosphine deligation in the chemistry of diferrocenyltriphosphine Ru(II) dichloride complexes with nitriles and pyridines: towards a pH-switchable catalyst?
The reaction of the complexes [P3-(P3fc2)RuCl2], P3fc2=[?5-(R2PC5H4)Fe-?5:?5-(C5H4P(R?)C5H4)Fe(?5-C5H4PR2)], R, R?=Ph, iPr with linear nitriles results in the formation of the pseudooctahedral complexes, e.g. [P3-(P3fc2)Ru(NCCH2R)Cl2], R=H, Ph while the reaction of [(P3fc2)RuCl2] with pyridines results in partial deligation of one of the ferrocenyl phosphine ligand arms to give the products [P2-(?5-(R2PC5H4)Fe-?5:?5-(C5H4P(R?)C5H4Fe(?5-C5H4PR2))Ru(pyr)2Cl2]. The latter products revert to the starting complexes in the absence of excess pyridine in solution. The deligated pendant phosphine may be ‘trapped’ by reaction with Pd(II) or elemental sulfur. A molecular modelling study has been carried out to verify the conformations of the products. The single crystal structures of mer-[P3-(P3fc)2Ru(CO)Cl2] and mer-[P2-(P3fc)2Ru(pyr)2Cl2] have been determined. Cyclic voltammetry supports the role assigned to pyridine in the reaction with the P3Fc2-RuCl2 complexes.
ferrocene, phosphine ligand, ruthenium complexes, electrochemistry, ruthenium(ii) complexes, ligands
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Butler, I.R.
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Coles, S.J.
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Fontani, M.
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Hursthouse, M.B.
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Lewis, E.
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Malik Klma Meunier, M.
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Zanello, P.
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3 December 2001
Butler, I.R.
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Coles, S.J.
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Fontani, M.
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Hursthouse, M.B.
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Lewis, E.
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Malik Klma Meunier, M.
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Zanello, P.
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Butler, I.R., Coles, S.J., Fontani, M., Hursthouse, M.B., Lewis, E., Malik Klma Meunier, M. and Zanello, P.
(2001)
Diferrocenyltriphosphines 2. Reversible phosphine deligation in the chemistry of diferrocenyltriphosphine Ru(II) dichloride complexes with nitriles and pyridines: towards a pH-switchable catalyst?
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry, 637, .
(doi:10.1016/S0022-328X(01)01135-4).
Abstract
The reaction of the complexes [P3-(P3fc2)RuCl2], P3fc2=[?5-(R2PC5H4)Fe-?5:?5-(C5H4P(R?)C5H4)Fe(?5-C5H4PR2)], R, R?=Ph, iPr with linear nitriles results in the formation of the pseudooctahedral complexes, e.g. [P3-(P3fc2)Ru(NCCH2R)Cl2], R=H, Ph while the reaction of [(P3fc2)RuCl2] with pyridines results in partial deligation of one of the ferrocenyl phosphine ligand arms to give the products [P2-(?5-(R2PC5H4)Fe-?5:?5-(C5H4P(R?)C5H4Fe(?5-C5H4PR2))Ru(pyr)2Cl2]. The latter products revert to the starting complexes in the absence of excess pyridine in solution. The deligated pendant phosphine may be ‘trapped’ by reaction with Pd(II) or elemental sulfur. A molecular modelling study has been carried out to verify the conformations of the products. The single crystal structures of mer-[P3-(P3fc)2Ru(CO)Cl2] and mer-[P2-(P3fc)2Ru(pyr)2Cl2] have been determined. Cyclic voltammetry supports the role assigned to pyridine in the reaction with the P3Fc2-RuCl2 complexes.
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Published date: 3 December 2001
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ferrocene, phosphine ligand, ruthenium complexes, electrochemistry, ruthenium(ii) complexes, ligands
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