(Alkyliminomethyl)phenylamido and related complexes of zirconium and titanium
(Alkyliminomethyl)phenylamido and related complexes of zirconium and titanium
A range of trialkylsilylamido complexes of zirconium in which the silylamido functional group is attached to an o-(alkyliminomethyl)- or an o-(alkyliminoethyl)-substituted aromatic ring have been synthesised by salt elimination or aminolysis reactions and characterised by spectroscopic and diffraction methods. The monoanionic ligands (L), formally isoelectronic to the cyclopentadienyl ligand, can be introduced to zirconium by reaction of LLi with ZrCl4 under a variety of conditions giving rise to complexes of type LZrCl3 and L2ZrCl2, by reaction of LLi with Zr(NMe2)(2)Cl-2 (THF)(2), and Zr(NEt2)(2) Cl-2 (THF)(2) giving rise to LZrCl(NMe2)(2)Cl and LZrCl(NEt2)(2)Cl, respectively, or by reaction of LH with Zr(NMe2)(4) giving rise to LZr(NMe2)(3). LZr(NMe2)(2)Cl and LZr(NEt2)(2)Cl can be transformed to LZrCl3 by reaction with Me3SiCl, while LZr(NMe2)(3) on heating rearranges to dimeric imido complexes by elimination of amidosilanes. Aminolysis of Zr(NMe2)(2)Cl-2 (THF)(2) with LH results in a formal insertion of the imino C=N into the Zr-amido bond. The combination of enolisable imine and a bulky silyl amide gave rise to a new mixed donor ligand system comprising of one silylamido and one eneamido group. Finally aminolysis of Ti(NMe2)Cl-2 with LH resulted in the isolation of a C-3 symmetric triamido titanium complex.
diketiminate ligands, ethylene, polymerization, catalysts, chemistry, 5-coordinate, derivatives, lithium
3290-3299
Porter, Robin M.
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Winston, Scott
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Danopoulos, Andreas A.
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Hursthouse, Michael B.
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2002
Porter, Robin M.
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Winston, Scott
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Danopoulos, Andreas A.
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Hursthouse, Michael B.
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Porter, Robin M., Winston, Scott, Danopoulos, Andreas A. and Hursthouse, Michael B.
(2002)
(Alkyliminomethyl)phenylamido and related complexes of zirconium and titanium.
Dalton Transactions, (17), .
(doi:10.1039/b202471c).
Abstract
A range of trialkylsilylamido complexes of zirconium in which the silylamido functional group is attached to an o-(alkyliminomethyl)- or an o-(alkyliminoethyl)-substituted aromatic ring have been synthesised by salt elimination or aminolysis reactions and characterised by spectroscopic and diffraction methods. The monoanionic ligands (L), formally isoelectronic to the cyclopentadienyl ligand, can be introduced to zirconium by reaction of LLi with ZrCl4 under a variety of conditions giving rise to complexes of type LZrCl3 and L2ZrCl2, by reaction of LLi with Zr(NMe2)(2)Cl-2 (THF)(2), and Zr(NEt2)(2) Cl-2 (THF)(2) giving rise to LZrCl(NMe2)(2)Cl and LZrCl(NEt2)(2)Cl, respectively, or by reaction of LH with Zr(NMe2)(4) giving rise to LZr(NMe2)(3). LZr(NMe2)(2)Cl and LZr(NEt2)(2)Cl can be transformed to LZrCl3 by reaction with Me3SiCl, while LZr(NMe2)(3) on heating rearranges to dimeric imido complexes by elimination of amidosilanes. Aminolysis of Zr(NMe2)(2)Cl-2 (THF)(2) with LH results in a formal insertion of the imino C=N into the Zr-amido bond. The combination of enolisable imine and a bulky silyl amide gave rise to a new mixed donor ligand system comprising of one silylamido and one eneamido group. Finally aminolysis of Ti(NMe2)Cl-2 with LH resulted in the isolation of a C-3 symmetric triamido titanium complex.
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Published date: 2002
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diketiminate ligands, ethylene, polymerization, catalysts, chemistry, 5-coordinate, derivatives, lithium
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/19837
ISSN: 1477-9226
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