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Protonation studies of electrophilic platinum(II) alkyl complexes: synthesis and characterization of (dfepe)Pt(Me)X (X = O2CCF3, OSO2CF3, OSO3H)
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“…The sensitivity of 1 J P tP coupling constants to trans ligand donor abilities is well established and is reflected in the progressively higher trans -P coupling values observed for X = Cl (3930 Hz), O 2 CCF 3 (4111 Hz), and OTf (4572 Hz), consistent with the relative anion donor abilities Cl - > O 2 CCF 3 - > OTf - in this system. The significant difference between the 1 J P tP value found for 6 in CD 2 Cl 2 (4572 Hz) and that previously reported in acetone (4305 Hz) 13a is similar in magnitude to differences observed for (dfepe)Pt(Me)X systems, and indicates that solvation to form [(dmpe)Pt(Me)(acetone)] + OTf - in this solvent is probably occurring …”
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“…The sensitivity of 1 J P tP coupling constants to trans ligand donor abilities is well established and is reflected in the progressively higher trans -P coupling values observed for X = Cl (3930 Hz), O 2 CCF 3 (4111 Hz), and OTf (4572 Hz), consistent with the relative anion donor abilities Cl - > O 2 CCF 3 - > OTf - in this system. The significant difference between the 1 J P tP value found for 6 in CD 2 Cl 2 (4572 Hz) and that previously reported in acetone (4305 Hz) 13a is similar in magnitude to differences observed for (dfepe)Pt(Me)X systems, and indicates that solvation to form [(dmpe)Pt(Me)(acetone)] + OTf - in this solvent is probably occurring …”
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“…Solution IR data in chloroform reveal a single ν(CO) band at 2101 cm -1 . This stretching frequency is lower than that observed for the cationic platinum complex (dfepe)Pt(Me)(CO) + (2174 cm -1 ),4d but actually higher than the average ν(CO) value reported for cis -(CO) 2 Pt(Me) 2 (2089 cm -1 ) . This comparison lends further support to our assertion that the electronic influence of dfmp and related perfluoroalkylphosphines is very similar to CO. A variable CO pressure NMR study was performed with cis -(dfmp) 2 Pt(Me) 2 : under 100 psi CO in C 6 D 6 , a mixture of 4 , free dfmp, and cis -(CO) 2 PtMe 2 was observed after 40 min.…”
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“…First-order plots (Figure ) gave a first-order rate constant in HOTf of 1.28(2) × 10 -6 s -1 , a value that is 80 times slower than the protonolysis rate for (dfepe)Pt(Me)(OTf) under these conditions. The protonolysis rate obtained for trans -(dfmp) 2 Pt(Me)(OTf) in DOTf (4.67(4) × 10 -7 s -1 ) gave a kinetic isotope effect of 2.7, which is identical to the observed k H / k D value found for (dfepe)Pt(Me)(OTf) at 100 °C 4b…”
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“…This bonding asymmetry is not correlated with any significant C(aryl)–C(aryl) bond alternation (1.394(4)–1.421(4) Å) or with trans influence effects of the dfmp and methyl ligands, but may be indicative of facile ring slippage and arene exchange/dissociation, as has been noted for similar palladium and nickel systems. , The short Pt–P bond distance of 2.1620(7) Å is in keeping with the generally observed trend for PFAP complexes . Relative to other structurally characterized Pt(II)–PFAP systems, this bond distance falls within the range 2.135–2.186 Å found for Pt(II)–PFAP with weak trans influence groups such as trifluoroacetate, , triflate, pentafluoropyridine, and fluoroarsenate as well as antimonate anions, suggesting that the effective trans influence of the π-arene ligand in complex 1 is low.…”
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“…The sensitivity of 1 J P tP coupling constants to trans ligand donor abilities is well established and is reflected in the progressively higher trans -P coupling values observed for X = Cl (3930 Hz), O 2 CCF 3 (4111 Hz), and OTf (4572 Hz), consistent with the relative anion donor abilities Cl - > O 2 CCF 3 - > OTf - in this system. The significant difference between the 1 J P tP value found for 6 in CD 2 Cl 2 (4572 Hz) and that previously reported in acetone (4305 Hz) 13a is similar in magnitude to differences observed for (dfepe)Pt(Me)X systems, and indicates that solvation to form [(dmpe)Pt(Me)(acetone)] + OTf - in this solvent is probably occurring …”
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confidence: 85%
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“…Solution IR data in chloroform reveal a single ν(CO) band at 2101 cm -1 . This stretching frequency is lower than that observed for the cationic platinum complex (dfepe)Pt(Me)(CO) + (2174 cm -1 ),4d but actually higher than the average ν(CO) value reported for cis -(CO) 2 Pt(Me) 2 (2089 cm -1 ) . This comparison lends further support to our assertion that the electronic influence of dfmp and related perfluoroalkylphosphines is very similar to CO. A variable CO pressure NMR study was performed with cis -(dfmp) 2 Pt(Me) 2 : under 100 psi CO in C 6 D 6 , a mixture of 4 , free dfmp, and cis -(CO) 2 PtMe 2 was observed after 40 min.…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 82%
“…First-order plots (Figure ) gave a first-order rate constant in HOTf of 1.28(2) × 10 -6 s -1 , a value that is 80 times slower than the protonolysis rate for (dfepe)Pt(Me)(OTf) under these conditions. The protonolysis rate obtained for trans -(dfmp) 2 Pt(Me)(OTf) in DOTf (4.67(4) × 10 -7 s -1 ) gave a kinetic isotope effect of 2.7, which is identical to the observed k H / k D value found for (dfepe)Pt(Me)(OTf) at 100 °C 4b…”
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“…This bonding asymmetry is not correlated with any significant C(aryl)–C(aryl) bond alternation (1.394(4)–1.421(4) Å) or with trans influence effects of the dfmp and methyl ligands, but may be indicative of facile ring slippage and arene exchange/dissociation, as has been noted for similar palladium and nickel systems. , The short Pt–P bond distance of 2.1620(7) Å is in keeping with the generally observed trend for PFAP complexes . Relative to other structurally characterized Pt(II)–PFAP systems, this bond distance falls within the range 2.135–2.186 Å found for Pt(II)–PFAP with weak trans influence groups such as trifluoroacetate, , triflate, pentafluoropyridine, and fluoroarsenate as well as antimonate anions, suggesting that the effective trans influence of the π-arene ligand in complex 1 is low.…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 75%
Abstract
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“…The sensitivity of 1 J P tP coupling constants to trans ligand donor abilities is well established and is reflected in the progressively higher trans -P coupling values observed for X = Cl (3930 Hz), O 2 CCF 3 (4111 Hz), and OTf (4572 Hz), consistent with the relative anion donor abilities Cl - > O 2 CCF 3 - > OTf - in this system. The significant difference between the 1 J P tP value found for 6 in CD 2 Cl 2 (4572 Hz) and that previously reported in acetone (4305 Hz) 13a is similar in magnitude to differences observed for (dfepe)Pt(Me)X systems, and indicates that solvation to form [(dmpe)Pt(Me)(acetone)] + OTf - in this solvent is probably occurring …”
Section: Results
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confidence: 85%
Abstract
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“…Solution IR data in chloroform reveal a single ν(CO) band at 2101 cm -1 . This stretching frequency is lower than that observed for the cationic platinum complex (dfepe)Pt(Me)(CO) + (2174 cm -1 ),4d but actually higher than the average ν(CO) value reported for cis -(CO) 2 Pt(Me) 2 (2089 cm -1 ) . This comparison lends further support to our assertion that the electronic influence of dfmp and related perfluoroalkylphosphines is very similar to CO. A variable CO pressure NMR study was performed with cis -(dfmp) 2 Pt(Me) 2 : under 100 psi CO in C 6 D 6 , a mixture of 4 , free dfmp, and cis -(CO) 2 PtMe 2 was observed after 40 min.…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 82%
“…First-order plots (Figure ) gave a first-order rate constant in HOTf of 1.28(2) × 10 -6 s -1 , a value that is 80 times slower than the protonolysis rate for (dfepe)Pt(Me)(OTf) under these conditions. The protonolysis rate obtained for trans -(dfmp) 2 Pt(Me)(OTf) in DOTf (4.67(4) × 10 -7 s -1 ) gave a kinetic isotope effect of 2.7, which is identical to the observed k H / k D value found for (dfepe)Pt(Me)(OTf) at 100 °C 4b…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 73%
Abstract
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“…This bonding asymmetry is not correlated with any significant C(aryl)–C(aryl) bond alternation (1.394(4)–1.421(4) Å) or with trans influence effects of the dfmp and methyl ligands, but may be indicative of facile ring slippage and arene exchange/dissociation, as has been noted for similar palladium and nickel systems. , The short Pt–P bond distance of 2.1620(7) Å is in keeping with the generally observed trend for PFAP complexes . Relative to other structurally characterized Pt(II)–PFAP systems, this bond distance falls within the range 2.135–2.186 Å found for Pt(II)–PFAP with weak trans influence groups such as trifluoroacetate, , triflate, pentafluoropyridine, and fluoroarsenate as well as antimonate anions, suggesting that the effective trans influence of the π-arene ligand in complex 1 is low.…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 75%