Role of Low-Valent Rhenium Species in Catalytic Hydrosilylation Reactions with Oxorhenium Catalysts
摘要:
The catalytic competency of a Re(III) complex has been demonstrated. In the presence of silane, oxorhenium(V) catalysts are deoxygenated to produce species that are significantly more active than the metal oxo precursors in hydrosilylation reactions. The results presented suggest that, in evaluating mechanisms for catalytic hydrosilylation reactions that involve high-valent metal oxo complexes, the activity of species that may be generated by deoxygenation of the metal with silane should also be systematically investigated as potential catalysts.
Alkynylsilanes – a missing piece of different silylation agents, can serve as valuable substrates in the O‐silylation through a dealkynative coupling with alcohols or silanols. The described approach displays a whole array of advantages in terms of green chemistry and is a promising alternative to existing methodologies.
A highly efficient silver-catalyzed chemoselective method for the reduction of aldehydes to their corresponding alcohols in water was developed by using hydrosilanes as reducing agents. The ketones remained essentially inert under the same reaction conditions, thereby providing an additional synthetically useful chemoselectivity.
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作者:Bolotov,B.A. et al.
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Role of Low-Valent Rhenium Species in Catalytic Hydrosilylation Reactions with Oxorhenium Catalysts
作者:Jessica L. Smeltz、Paul D. Boyle、Elon A. Ison
DOI:10.1021/om300654q
日期:2012.9.10
The catalytic competency of a Re(III) complex has been demonstrated. In the presence of silane, oxorhenium(V) catalysts are deoxygenated to produce species that are significantly more active than the metal oxo precursors in hydrosilylation reactions. The results presented suggest that, in evaluating mechanisms for catalytic hydrosilylation reactions that involve high-valent metal oxo complexes, the activity of species that may be generated by deoxygenation of the metal with silane should also be systematically investigated as potential catalysts.