Encyclopedia of Reagents for Organic Synthesis 2014
DOI: 10.1002/047084289x.rn01736
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Nickel Bromide Bipyridine

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“…After the addition of 2d , the intensities of the cathode peaks (C1 and C2) were significantly increased with the disappearance of anode signals, indicating the oxidative addition of the low-valent nickel catalyst to the Ar–Br bond (Figure b). Meanwhile, a new pair of reversible redox peaks were also observed at E red3 = −1.61 V and E ox3 = −1.51 V, which were assigned to the redox behavior of the oxidative addition product . In addition, the cathode potential also remained at −1.17 V during the electrolysis, which coincides with the initial potential of the C1 peak.…”
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“…After the addition of 2d , the intensities of the cathode peaks (C1 and C2) were significantly increased with the disappearance of anode signals, indicating the oxidative addition of the low-valent nickel catalyst to the Ar–Br bond (Figure b). Meanwhile, a new pair of reversible redox peaks were also observed at E red3 = −1.61 V and E ox3 = −1.51 V, which were assigned to the redox behavior of the oxidative addition product . In addition, the cathode potential also remained at −1.17 V during the electrolysis, which coincides with the initial potential of the C1 peak.…”
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“…Therefore, the regenerated nickel catalyst at the C1 peak is the active catalyst. Both one-electron and two-electron reductions , of the C1 peak to generate Ni­(I) L and Ni(0) L were interpreted.…”
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