2012
DOI: 10.3998/ark.5550190.0013.206
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Synthesis and characterization of a 2-chloro-1,3,2-diaza-phospholidine-4,5-diimine

Abstract: An oxalamidine 10a was used as precursor for the synthesis of 2-chloro-1,3,2-diazaphospholidine-4,5-diimine 7a. Both products were characterized by single-crystal X-ray diffraction studies which revealed for 7a the presence of an unusually short P-Cl bond distance. In contrast to other known 2-chloro-1,3,2-diazaphospholidines, 7a fails to react with gallium trichloride, trimethylsilyl trilate, or silver triflate via heterolytic P-Cl bond fission and formation of an N-heterocyclic phosphenium ion. A computation… Show more

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“…A closer look reveals, however, that N- and P-bound ligands differ not only in the cisoid rather than transoid arrangement of the “flaps” of the two envelope shaped six-membered rings but show also some significant deviations in bond distances. The carbon–nitrogen distances in the amidine units of P-bound ligands are similar as in diazaphospholidine–4,5-diimines 2a , b , and fall into two clearly separated ranges, thus allowing to localize “amine” bonds with prevalent single bond character (C–N 1.36–1.42 Å), and “imine” bonds with prevalent double bond character (CN 1.24–1.30 Å). Comparable values were also observed for the N,N′-bound ligands in transition metal complexes of 2a , b , whereas complexes [( 2b )SnCl 4 ] and 9 reveal some equalization of amine (1.328–1.350 Å) and imine bonds (1.287–1.298 Å), and both types of bonds become finally indistinguishable within experimental error in 10·AsCl 3 (1.303 and 1.308 for amine vs 1.313 and 1.320 Å for imine bonds).…”
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“…A closer look reveals, however, that N- and P-bound ligands differ not only in the cisoid rather than transoid arrangement of the “flaps” of the two envelope shaped six-membered rings but show also some significant deviations in bond distances. The carbon–nitrogen distances in the amidine units of P-bound ligands are similar as in diazaphospholidine–4,5-diimines 2a , b , and fall into two clearly separated ranges, thus allowing to localize “amine” bonds with prevalent single bond character (C–N 1.36–1.42 Å), and “imine” bonds with prevalent double bond character (CN 1.24–1.30 Å). Comparable values were also observed for the N,N′-bound ligands in transition metal complexes of 2a , b , whereas complexes [( 2b )SnCl 4 ] and 9 reveal some equalization of amine (1.328–1.350 Å) and imine bonds (1.287–1.298 Å), and both types of bonds become finally indistinguishable within experimental error in 10·AsCl 3 (1.303 and 1.308 for amine vs 1.313 and 1.320 Å for imine bonds).…”
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confidence: 93%
“…The reaction with PCl 3 produced according to a 31 P NMR spectroscopic assay a mixture of two phosphorus-containing products neither of which could be separated or isolated in pure form. One product was readily identified as the known Me 2 NPCl 2 (δ 31 P = 164) whereas the second species displays a similar 31 P chemical shift (δ 31 P = 130) as 2a (δ 31 P = 134.6 8 ) and was on this basis formulated as P-chloro phosphine 4b (Scheme 1). Formation of both products is consistently explained as resulting from a similar ring metathesis reaction as had previously been observed in the reaction of 2b with PBr 3 .…”
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