2000
DOI: 10.1002/1521-3757(20001117)112:22<4262::aid-ange4262>3.0.co;2-z
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Isolation of a Pyridinium Alkoxy Ion Bridged Dimeric Zinc Complex for the Coupling Reactions of CO2 and Epoxides

Abstract: Das Intermediat selbst ist eine aktive Spezies: Der Pyridiniumalkoxyionen‐verbrückte Zinkkomplex 1, der durch die Reaktion von [(C6H5N)2ZnBr2] und Propylenoxid entsteht, ist ein Intermediat bei der Kupplungsreaktion von CO2 und Epoxiden, die durch Zink(II)‐Komplexe in Gegenwart einer Lewis‐Base (hier Pyridin) katalysiert wird. Die Kristallstrukturanalyse von 1 sowie Tests zur Aktivität mit verschiedenen Zinkkomplexen mit substituierten Pyridinliganden liefern Erkenntnisse zum Mechanismus der Reaktion.

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“…It follows that pyridine is essential for the formation of the polyester; its exact role, though, remains unclear at the moment. It may assist in the electrophilic attack of the cobalt-bonded acyl carbon atom on the epoxide ( 4 → 5 , Scheme ) . In addition, it seems likely that in such a mixture, a pyridine-induced back-biting reaction in compound 3 (e.g., by deprotonating the −OH group, Scheme ) is responsible for the observed slow formation of β-butyrolactone ( 8 ) in a side reaction.…”
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“…It follows that pyridine is essential for the formation of the polyester; its exact role, though, remains unclear at the moment. It may assist in the electrophilic attack of the cobalt-bonded acyl carbon atom on the epoxide ( 4 → 5 , Scheme ) . In addition, it seems likely that in such a mixture, a pyridine-induced back-biting reaction in compound 3 (e.g., by deprotonating the −OH group, Scheme ) is responsible for the observed slow formation of β-butyrolactone ( 8 ) in a side reaction.…”
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confidence: 99%