Heteroleptic Magnesium n-Butyl on a Chemically Non-innocent 2-Anilidomethylpyridine Ligand Leading to Diverse Magnesium Hydrides
Chhotan Mandal,
Shalini Joshi,
Sabyashachi Mishra
et al.
Abstract:Molecular magnesium hydrides and hydride-rich clusters
are of significant
interest for applications ranging from catalysis and small molecule
activation to hydrogen storage. Here, we investigate the 2-anilidomethylpyridine
framework NNL as an ancillary support for magnesium organometallics
with a special emphasis on hydrides. The proligand NNLH (N-[2,6-bis(1-methylethyl)phenyl]-α,6-diphenyl-2-pyridinemethanamine)
gives [(NNL)Mg(
n
Bu)(thf)] (1) by
n
butane elimination from
Mg(
n
Bu)2(thf)
n
. A stronger donor… Show more
Heteroleptic magnesium hydrides are important for their stoichiometric and catalytic reduction chemistry. Their primary nucleophilic site is typically the hydride, while the ancillary ligands commonly used are mostly spectators. Chemically...
Heteroleptic magnesium hydrides are important for their stoichiometric and catalytic reduction chemistry. Their primary nucleophilic site is typically the hydride, while the ancillary ligands commonly used are mostly spectators. Chemically...
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