1991
DOI: 10.1016/0022-328x(91)80010-h
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Cyclometallated compounds

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“…Chart 1 Types of aryloxime (1)(2)(3)(4)(5), aryloximato (6)(7) and iminoaryloxime (8)(9) palladium complexes included in this paper. The numbering scheme used in NMR assignments is depicted in 1.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Chart 1 Types of aryloxime (1)(2)(3)(4)(5), aryloximato (6)(7) and iminoaryloxime (8)(9) palladium complexes included in this paper. The numbering scheme used in NMR assignments is depicted in 1.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Those leading to mononuclear monopalladated complexes of a single ligand form the vast majority. , The notation 1M1C1L in Chart means that the cyclometalated complex has one metal atom bonded to one C atom of one ligand. In this group of cyclopalladation reactions, those giving N,C,N or P,C,P pincer complexes 10,62-69 and dipalladated complexes obtained by cyclometalation of a single ligand (2M2C1L) are increasingly being reported. ,,, Much more scarce are those cyclopalladation reactions involving two C−H bond activations per palladium atom. Two kinds of complexes have been isolated from these cyclopalladation reactions: 1M2C1L and 1M2C2L (see Chart ).…”
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“…There, the naphthalene peri-position (C(8)) was only accessible to cyclopalladation after all the ortho-positions had been blocked by methyl groups [25] [26]. Also, if the donor atom is directly attached to the naphthalene C(1), the only possibility to form a five-membered inetallacycle is the metallation at position C (8) [l] [18] [19]. Furthermore, indirect cyclometallation methods (as e.g., transmetallations [29] or ligand-exchange reactions [30]) provide a way to peri-metallated naphthalene moieties [31-341. For the Schifjr bases with the structural formula shown in Scheme f, however, the cyclopalladation with palladium acetate in AcOH always yields a mixture of ortho-and peri-palladated complexes, the regioselectivity being dependent on the reaction temperature [21]: For the cyclometalland with R = H, increasing the reaction temperature favors the formation of the pevz-palladated product, whereas the contrary holds true for the Schiff base with R = M e 0 (Scheme I ) .…”
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