1992
DOI: 10.1016/0022-328x(92)80014-o
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Alkene insertion reactions of nitrogen-coordinated acylpalladium(II) complexes. The crystal structure of the dicyclopentadiene insertion product [Pd(C10H12COMe)(bpy)]SO3CF3

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“…Preliminary attempts to insert a subsequent CO and imine in 6a − c , the putative next step in the copolymerization process, have not been successful, implying a greater degree of stabilization of metallacycles 6a − c than those generated in CO and olefin copolymerizations. Nevertheless, similar phenomena have been noted with certain olefin/CO insertion intermediates and found to be affected by the nature of the olefin and ancillary ligands …”
supporting
confidence: 73%
“…Preliminary attempts to insert a subsequent CO and imine in 6a − c , the putative next step in the copolymerization process, have not been successful, implying a greater degree of stabilization of metallacycles 6a − c than those generated in CO and olefin copolymerizations. Nevertheless, similar phenomena have been noted with certain olefin/CO insertion intermediates and found to be affected by the nature of the olefin and ancillary ligands …”
supporting
confidence: 73%
“…The Pd−N(1) bond distance of 2.177(4) Å is longer than the Pd−N(2) distance of 2.053(4) Å, showing that C(13) has a larger trans influence than N(3) of the imine group. The Pd−C(13) bond distance of 2.024(4) Å is comparable to other Pd−C(sp 3 ) bond distances trans to a Pd−N(sp 2 ) bond. , The bite angle N(1)−Pd−N(2) is 79.80(15)°, which is normal for (N⌒N)Pd(II) complexes containing bpy or phen ligands. ,,, …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…Palladium compounds are widely utilized for these reactions with ethylene, norbornenes, the other alkenyl compounds, alkenyl halides, aryl alkenyl and alkenyl esters 164–179. The other metal compounds are iron,180–182 manganese183, 184 and rhodium metal compounds 185…”
Section: Synthesis Of Carbonyl Group‐containing Organometallic Intrammentioning
confidence: 99%