2019
DOI: 10.1021/jacs.9b02510
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Activation of H2 and Et3SiH by the Borinium Cation [Mes2B]+: Avenues to Cations [MesB(μ-H)2(μ-Mes)BMes]+ and [H2B(μ-H)(μ-Mes)B(μ-Mes)(μ-H)BH2]+

Abstract: Reaction of dihydrogen and the borinium cation salt [Mes2B]­[B­(C6F5)4] gave an arene-stabilized mesityl-borenium cation, which isotopically scrambles HD. Similarly, reaction with triethylsilane gave the diboranium cation [MesB­(μ-H)2(μ-Mes)­BMes]+ featuring three bridge-bonds between two boron centers. Reaction of same (Mes2BH)2 with Brønsted acid also afforded the same diboranium whereas the corresponding reaction with (MesBH2)2 yielded the triboron cation [H2B­(μ-H)­(μ-Mes)­B­(μ-Mes)­(μ-H)­BH2]+.

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“…[27] Interestingly, a recent report by Stephan and co-workers explored the reactivity of H 2 with an electrophilic borinium cation, [Mes 2 B] + affording an unprecedented diboranium cation synthetic product. [33] We have also identified a H 2 capture transition state in absence of any Lewis bases, TS H2 (ΔG � = 31.6 kcal/mol), which is predicted to take place at a comparable free energetic cost as TS1 Im . A high-energy intermediate, 2 H2 (ΔG = 28.8 kcal/mol) is located where H 2 is bound to BAr 3 in absence of any Lewis base.…”
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confidence: 82%
“…[27] Interestingly, a recent report by Stephan and co-workers explored the reactivity of H 2 with an electrophilic borinium cation, [Mes 2 B] + affording an unprecedented diboranium cation synthetic product. [33] We have also identified a H 2 capture transition state in absence of any Lewis bases, TS H2 (ΔG � = 31.6 kcal/mol), which is predicted to take place at a comparable free energetic cost as TS1 Im . A high-energy intermediate, 2 H2 (ΔG = 28.8 kcal/mol) is located where H 2 is bound to BAr 3 in absence of any Lewis base.…”
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confidence: 82%
“…For example, we used the borinium cation [Mes 2 B][B-(C 6 F 5 ) 4 ], originally described by Shoji and co-workers, [10] in reactions with H 2 , hydridoborane and silane, leading to the first diboranium cation [B 2 (m-H) 2 (m-Mes)Mes 3 ][B(C 6 F 5 ) 4 ]. [11] This species was also derived from Mes 2 BH and Brønsted acid. Interestingly, the corresponding protonation of Targeting new avenues to unique boron reagents, our interest focuses on the potential of diboranes (4).…”
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“…After 16 h, 1 was consumed and major 11 B signals at 72.4, 3.0, À0.3, À4.6, À8.3 and À46.8 ppm were observed. While the first of these resonances arises from 2, workup afforded the isolation of a product 8 in 24 % relative yield, [29] which accounts for the 11 B NMR signals at À4.6 and À46.8 (d, 1 J BH = 167 Hz) ppm.…”
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“…Our group has recently gathered evidence for the transient occurrence of [FluBÀBFlu(R)] À (HBFlu = 9-H-9borafluorene) intermediates, which are capable of releasing a 9-borafluorenyl anion [:BFlu] À that subsequently undergoes either carbene-type C À H bond activation or nucleophilic substitution reactions (A; Figure 1). [10,11] If we consider [FluBÀBFlu(R)] À as containing a [:BFlu] À moiety stabilized via formation of an adduct through its lone pair of electrons with a Lewis acidic 9-R-9-borafluorene molecule, it would be justified to regard the entire electron density between the two boron atoms as the actual nucleophilic entity (cf. the related idea of nucleophilic B À H bonds [12] ).…”
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