Hydroaminoalkylation of Unactivated Olefins with Dialkylamines
摘要:
The intermolecular addition of the a-C-H bonds of unactivated dialkylamines to unactivated olefins in the presence of the chloro amido complex [TaCl3(NEt2)(2)](2) (2) is described. This process forms the branched insertion products in high yields (up to 96%) and selectivities, and a rare example of an intermolecular amine-olefin coupling reaction that does not require preactivation of either substrate. The reaction is shown to encompass the addition of the primary C-H bonds in linear- and branched-methylamines, as well as secondary C-H bonds in higher dialkylamines. The related chloroanilido complex [TaCl3(NMePh)(2)](2) (4) is also shown to catalyze the addition of N-alkyl-arylamines to olefins at temperatures as low as 90 degrees C. H-1 NMR spectroscopy, identification of the catalyst structure, and deuterium-labeling experiments all suggest that reactions catalyzed by 2 and 4 occur by turnover-limiting generation of an eta(2)-imine complex. These labeling studies also imply that more favorable partitioning of the eta(2)-imine complex toward reaction with alkene versus regeneration of the starting bis-amido complex accounts for the higher reactivity of the mixed halide amido catalyst versus a homoleptic amido complex.
Hydroaminoalkylation of Unactivated Olefins with Dialkylamines
摘要:
The intermolecular addition of the a-C-H bonds of unactivated dialkylamines to unactivated olefins in the presence of the chloro amido complex [TaCl3(NEt2)(2)](2) (2) is described. This process forms the branched insertion products in high yields (up to 96%) and selectivities, and a rare example of an intermolecular amine-olefin coupling reaction that does not require preactivation of either substrate. The reaction is shown to encompass the addition of the primary C-H bonds in linear- and branched-methylamines, as well as secondary C-H bonds in higher dialkylamines. The related chloroanilido complex [TaCl3(NMePh)(2)](2) (4) is also shown to catalyze the addition of N-alkyl-arylamines to olefins at temperatures as low as 90 degrees C. H-1 NMR spectroscopy, identification of the catalyst structure, and deuterium-labeling experiments all suggest that reactions catalyzed by 2 and 4 occur by turnover-limiting generation of an eta(2)-imine complex. These labeling studies also imply that more favorable partitioning of the eta(2)-imine complex toward reaction with alkene versus regeneration of the starting bis-amido complex accounts for the higher reactivity of the mixed halide amido catalyst versus a homoleptic amido complex.
Evidence for Silica Surface Three- and Five-Membered Metallacycle Intermediates in the Catalytic Cycle of Hydroaminoalkylation of Olefins Using Single-Ti-Metal Catalysts
作者:Layal F. Yaacoub、Maha A. Aljuhani、Abdesslem Jedidi、Manal S. Al-Harbi、Walid Al Maksoud、Wiebke Wackerow、Edy Abou-Hamad、Jérémie D. A. Pelletier、Mohamad El Eter、Luigi Cavallo、Jean-Marie Basset
DOI:10.1021/acs.organomet.0c00246
日期:2020.7.13
metallacycles, key intermediates in the catalytic cycle of the hydroaminoalkylation of terminal olefins, were isolated and fully characterized following the surface organometallic chemistry (SOMC) concept and procedures. This paper shows that surface organometallic chemistry can be used to identify and fully characterize three- and five-membered metallacycles of Ti in the hydroaminoalkylation of olefins.
Hydroaminoalkylation of Unactivated Olefins with Dialkylamines
作者:Seth B. Herzon、John F. Hartwig
DOI:10.1021/ja806367e
日期:2008.11.12
The intermolecular addition of the a-C-H bonds of unactivated dialkylamines to unactivated olefins in the presence of the chloro amido complex [TaCl3(NEt2)(2)](2) (2) is described. This process forms the branched insertion products in high yields (up to 96%) and selectivities, and a rare example of an intermolecular amine-olefin coupling reaction that does not require preactivation of either substrate. The reaction is shown to encompass the addition of the primary C-H bonds in linear- and branched-methylamines, as well as secondary C-H bonds in higher dialkylamines. The related chloroanilido complex [TaCl3(NMePh)(2)](2) (4) is also shown to catalyze the addition of N-alkyl-arylamines to olefins at temperatures as low as 90 degrees C. H-1 NMR spectroscopy, identification of the catalyst structure, and deuterium-labeling experiments all suggest that reactions catalyzed by 2 and 4 occur by turnover-limiting generation of an eta(2)-imine complex. These labeling studies also imply that more favorable partitioning of the eta(2)-imine complex toward reaction with alkene versus regeneration of the starting bis-amido complex accounts for the higher reactivity of the mixed halide amido catalyst versus a homoleptic amido complex.