2021
DOI: 10.1021/acs.organomet.1c00307
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Requirements for Late-Stage Hydroboration of Pyridine N-Heterocyclic Carbene Iron(0) Complexes: The Role of Ancillary Ligands

Abstract: A series of zerovalent iron complexes were synthesized that contain allylic substituents attached to a 2,6-bis­(imidazol-2-ylidene)­pyridine pincer ligand. These species varied in the identity of their ancillary ligands and were used to study the requirements and limitations of late-stage hydroboration. While late-stage ligand functionalization can facilitate the incorporation of Lewis acidic boranes into a ligand scaffold, thereby alleviating Lewis acid/base incompatibilities of the free ligand, we identify a… Show more

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“…Qualitative ligand field splitting for 1, symmetry labels are for the C 2V point group with Cartesian axis defined as shown with the y-axis perpendicular to the page. ligand, [29] shorter than those seen for FeÀ CN t Bu bonds at NHC ligated Fe II , [46][47][48] and similar to that seen at NHC ligated Fe 0 [49] (Figure 3). Moreover, the Fe1À C32 bond distance in 2 is comparable to those seen at a β-diketiminate supported Fe I bis(tert-butylisocyanide) complex (1.817(1), 1.821(1) Å), [50] as well as the Fe 0 complexes [Fe 0 (CN t Bu) 5 ] (1.803(10)-1.837(7) Å), [51] and ( iPr PDI)Fe(CN t Bu) 2 (1.8102(13) -1.8417(13) Å).…”
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confidence: 68%
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“…Qualitative ligand field splitting for 1, symmetry labels are for the C 2V point group with Cartesian axis defined as shown with the y-axis perpendicular to the page. ligand, [29] shorter than those seen for FeÀ CN t Bu bonds at NHC ligated Fe II , [46][47][48] and similar to that seen at NHC ligated Fe 0 [49] (Figure 3). Moreover, the Fe1À C32 bond distance in 2 is comparable to those seen at a β-diketiminate supported Fe I bis(tert-butylisocyanide) complex (1.817(1), 1.821(1) Å), [50] as well as the Fe 0 complexes [Fe 0 (CN t Bu) 5 ] (1.803(10)-1.837(7) Å), [51] and ( iPr PDI)Fe(CN t Bu) 2 (1.8102(13) -1.8417(13) Å).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 68%
“…[56] The acute C32À N11À C33 bond angle of 142.67 (18)°in 2 is rare, as few examples with bond angles less than 150°are known and include examples of Fe II (139.65(16)°), [57] Fe I (148.3(7)°), [50] and Fe 0 (145.48(14)°, 142.35(17)°). [49,52] The XRD structure also reveals an Fe1À C32À N11 bond angle of 169.63 (16)°consistent with sp hybridization about the terminal C-atom of the isocyanide moiety.…”
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“…Notwithstanding, there are drawbacks that result from this approach. 82 Importantly, in cases where labile metalligand bonds are present, caution should be taken. In these instances, adduct formation of the type L -H n BR m (n + m = 3) has been noted, causing SCS borane incorporation routes to be impractical.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Treating a C 6 H 6 solution of allyl TACN t Bu with 9-BBN (50 °C, 90 min) resulted in the successful in situ anti-Markovnikov hydroboration of the ligand, which when followed by metalation with CuI or Cu 2 (OTf) 2 (C 6 H 6 ) afforded ( BBN TACN t Bu )­Cu­(I) ( 2-I ) or ( BBN TACN t Bu )­Cu­(OTf) ( 2-OTf ) as white powders in 67% and 90% yields, respectively, over two steps. In contrast to the postmetalation hydroboration route, the premetalation hydroboration route provided the desired borane-appended Cu­(I) complexes in high yield …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%