2015
DOI: 10.1002/ange.201410276
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Stabile Heterocyclopentan‐1,3‐diyle

Abstract: Diphosphadiazandiyl, [(m-NR)P] 2 (R = Ter = 2,6-Dimesitylphenyl), ist für seine Fähigkeit, kleine Moleküle mit Mehrfachbindungen zu aktivieren, bekannt. CO ist ein besonders vielversprechendes Molekül für die Aktivierung, da sowohl 1,1-als auch 1,2-Verbrückung von Interesse sind, denn es würde entweder ein [1. [4,5,10,[13][14][15][16] oder auch Cyclopentene nach Gruppenumlagerung [11,17] -isoliert werden. Kleine Moleküle der 15. Gruppe befinden sich seit einigen Jahren im Zentrum unserer Untersuchungen, aus d… Show more

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“…2 , see below), as it was observed for cyclopentanediyl derivatives such as 2PP indicating substantial biradical character. 44 , 45 However contrary to 2PP , for 2PAs this isomerization did not cause the crystals to completely decompose. Two data sets were collected from a single crystal: the first data set without irradiation prior to measurement and the second after 12 hours of X-ray irradiation on the diffractometer.…”
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confidence: 83%
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“…2 , see below), as it was observed for cyclopentanediyl derivatives such as 2PP indicating substantial biradical character. 44 , 45 However contrary to 2PP , for 2PAs this isomerization did not cause the crystals to completely decompose. Two data sets were collected from a single crystal: the first data set without irradiation prior to measurement and the second after 12 hours of X-ray irradiation on the diffractometer.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…In analogy to the activation of CO with 1PP and the reaction of 1PP with different isonitriles, we suggest a mechanism involving the formation of a [1.1.1]bicyclic intermediate, which subsequently rearranges to give the cyclopentanediyl derivative ( Scheme 7 ). 44 , 45 The formation of the [1.1.1]bicyclic species is endothermic for all species 2E 1 E 2 with E 1 or E 2 being N, increasing in the order As (62.8) < P (82.0) < Sb (126.8 kJ mol –1 ) for E. For the heavier homologues with E 1 being P, it is exothermic and the reaction energy increases in the same order: E 2 = As (–68.8) < P (–49.9) < Sb (–28.9 kJ mol –1 ). The second reaction step, the rearrangement from the [1.1.1]bicycle to the planar five-membered ring, is exothermic in every case.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…For example, [E(μ‐NR)] 2 (E = P, As, Sb, Bi; R = Ter) reacts readily with alkenes or alkynes forming [2.1.1]bicyclic structures (Scheme 3, product A ). [ 47,50,51,55–57 ] Interestingly, with a small substituent at the alkyne such as R = H, the addition product B rearranges slowly upon thermal treatment to afford a [3.1.0]bicycle C , [ 58 ] which is not the observed for bulky substituents (e.g. R = Ph).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…35 Our group recently reported on the activation of CO by cyclodiphosphadiazanediyl (1), [P(μ-NTer)] 2 , that lead to the isolation of the first stable cyclopentane-1,3-diyl derivative with a P 2 N 2 C five-membered heterocycle and an exocyclic CO functionality (Scheme 2, species H). 36,37 Since isonitriles (2) show similar electronic properties to CO but allow tuning of the electronic properties by different substitution, we were intrigued by the idea to study the activation of isonitriles by cyclodiphosphadiazanediyls (1, Scheme 4). In this contribution, we present our results with respect to the activation of isonitriles, which depends on the steric influence of its organic substituent.…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%