2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.jorganchem.2004.06.023
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Organometallic photochemistry at the end of its first century

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“…Note that all of these organometallic technologies employ catalysts that function exclusively within a range of ground-state oxidation levels to perform the fundamental fragment-coupling steps. Given the century-old history of organometallic excited-state (i.e., non–ground state) complexes that can be accessed via photoexcitation (3), it is remarkable to consider that the utility of excited-state metal catalysts remains largely unexploited in the realm of organic bond–forming reactions (Fig. 1).…”
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“…Note that all of these organometallic technologies employ catalysts that function exclusively within a range of ground-state oxidation levels to perform the fundamental fragment-coupling steps. Given the century-old history of organometallic excited-state (i.e., non–ground state) complexes that can be accessed via photoexcitation (3), it is remarkable to consider that the utility of excited-state metal catalysts remains largely unexploited in the realm of organic bond–forming reactions (Fig. 1).…”
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“…It decreases in intensity with decreasing temperature and shifts its maximum continuously to lower field. At the lowest temperature (168 K) a single slightly broadened 7 Li NMR resonance remains at d = À1.1 ppm which is approximately equal in intensity to the pair of signals at d = À12.2/ 12.3 ppm (see Figure 2). The interpretation of this typical NMR behavior is straightforward: we have most likely monitored the consequences of a rapid equilibration between the THF-stabilized monomer [7 e(thf) Communications cooling bath (THF) and irradiated at À90 8C with a watercooled HPK 125 lamp (quartz filter) from a distance of 3 cm.…”
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“…[5] It had been demonstrated that this reaction could even be extended to the construction of ansa calcocenes and related systems (Scheme 1). [6,7] Since it was known that lithium cyclopentadienides undergo facile ligand disproportionation of the donor-ligand-stabilized monomer to give the corresponding anionic lithiocene structures (Scheme 2), [8,9] we decided to use this feature to extend the typical metallocene photocycloaddition reaction to the corresponding alkenyl-functionalized lithiocenes.…”
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“…Tal ligante pode ser adicionado por ser também doador do par de elétrons para retornar a uma nova espécie com 18 elétrons de valência. 7 Por conta da riqueza e importância deste tipo de síntese, assim como dos potenciais conceitos explorados em um curso experimental de graduação, o presente trabalho tem por principal objetivo apresentar um reator fotoquímico eficiente e de baixo custo. O reator foi testado na obtenção do composto organometálico eneacarboniladiferro, Fe 2 (CO) 9 , foto assistida na excitação visível do avaliável precursor pentacarbonilaferro, Fe(CO) 5 , sem a necessidade de se preocupar com reações de oxidação normalmente envolvidos neste processo.…”
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