Oligomerization of Ethylene Using New Tridentate Iron Catalysts Bearing α-Diimine Ligands with Pendant S and P Donors
摘要:
Stoichiometric Schiff base condensations of sterically bulky primary amines with acenaphthene quinone yield isolable monoimines In the presence of iron(II) chloride the remaining ketone reacts with a second primary amine bearing a pendant donor atom to give asymmetric tridentate a diimine complexes that possess remarkable structural variability A series of NNP and NNS tridentate iron(II) complexes are prepared these coordination compounds become active catalysts for ethylene oligomerization when activated with methylalumoxanes X ray crystallographic studies of the precatalyst complexes confirm that the ligand binds in a tridentate fashion Correlations between the precatalyst solid state structures and catalyst activity and a olefin product distribution are explored
Oligomerization of Ethylene Using New Tridentate Iron Catalysts Bearing α-Diimine Ligands with Pendant S and P Donors
摘要:
Stoichiometric Schiff base condensations of sterically bulky primary amines with acenaphthene quinone yield isolable monoimines In the presence of iron(II) chloride the remaining ketone reacts with a second primary amine bearing a pendant donor atom to give asymmetric tridentate a diimine complexes that possess remarkable structural variability A series of NNP and NNS tridentate iron(II) complexes are prepared these coordination compounds become active catalysts for ethylene oligomerization when activated with methylalumoxanes X ray crystallographic studies of the precatalyst complexes confirm that the ligand binds in a tridentate fashion Correlations between the precatalyst solid state structures and catalyst activity and a olefin product distribution are explored
Oligomerization of Ethylene Using New Tridentate Iron Catalysts Bearing α-Diimine Ligands with Pendant S and P Donors
作者:Brooke L. Small、Ray Rios、Eric R. Fernandez、Deidra L. Gerlach、Jason A. Halfen、Michael J. Carney
DOI:10.1021/om1007743
日期:2010.12.27
Stoichiometric Schiff base condensations of sterically bulky primary amines with acenaphthene quinone yield isolable monoimines In the presence of iron(II) chloride the remaining ketone reacts with a second primary amine bearing a pendant donor atom to give asymmetric tridentate a diimine complexes that possess remarkable structural variability A series of NNP and NNS tridentate iron(II) complexes are prepared these coordination compounds become active catalysts for ethylene oligomerization when activated with methylalumoxanes X ray crystallographic studies of the precatalyst complexes confirm that the ligand binds in a tridentate fashion Correlations between the precatalyst solid state structures and catalyst activity and a olefin product distribution are explored