(eta(6)-Arene)Co(I)) complexes stabilized by bisphosphines, e.g. [(eta(6)-MeC6H5)Co((Pr2PC2H4PPr2i)-P-i)] (+) BF4- have been prepared by reacting (eta(3)-cyclooctenyl)Co(bisphosphine) species with HBF4 in the presence of an arene. The (eta(6)-C6H6)Co(I) compounds can also be prepared by hydrogen abstraction from the corresponding (eta(5)-cyclohexadienyl)Co(I) complex or by hydrogenation of (eta(3)-cyclooctenyl)Co(II) species in the presence of benzene. Facile arene-exchange occurs upon treatment of these compounds with a second arene. In contrast. (eta(3)-cyclohexenyl)Co(I) and (eta(5)-cycloheptadienyl)CoO complexes are oxidized by HBF4 in the presence of an alkene to give (eta(3)-cyclohexenyl)Co(II) and (eta(5)-cycloheptadienyl)Co(II) species: the former have been characterized as their diamagnetic NO adducts and the latter by a crystal structure determination. (C) 1998 Elsevier Science S.A. All rights reserved.
(eta(6)-Arene)Co(I)) complexes stabilized by bisphosphines, e.g. [(eta(6)-MeC6H5)Co((Pr2PC2H4PPr2i)-P-i)] (+) BF4- have been prepared by reacting (eta(3)-cyclooctenyl)Co(bisphosphine) species with HBF4 in the presence of an arene. The (eta(6)-C6H6)Co(I) compounds can also be prepared by hydrogen abstraction from the corresponding (eta(5)-cyclohexadienyl)Co(I) complex or by hydrogenation of (eta(3)-cyclooctenyl)Co(II) species in the presence of benzene. Facile arene-exchange occurs upon treatment of these compounds with a second arene. In contrast. (eta(3)-cyclohexenyl)Co(I) and (eta(5)-cycloheptadienyl)CoO complexes are oxidized by HBF4 in the presence of an alkene to give (eta(3)-cyclohexenyl)Co(II) and (eta(5)-cycloheptadienyl)Co(II) species: the former have been characterized as their diamagnetic NO adducts and the latter by a crystal structure determination. (C) 1998 Elsevier Science S.A. All rights reserved.
Reactive organometallic compounds from metallocenes
作者:K. Jonas
DOI:10.1351/pac198456010063
日期:1984.1.1
be covered include the synthesis of (C5H5)Co(C2H4)2 and its application as a catalyst precursor for the cobalt-catalysed alkyne cyclooligarrization and the cotrimerization of alkynes and nitriles. Also reported are the alkali metal cobaltates MA[Co (C2H4)4] and MA[Co (cod)2] (MA = alkali metal) which can be used as starting materials for the preparation of new catalysts for the hydrogenation of olefins
(eta(6)-Arene)Co(I)) complexes stabilized by bisphosphines, e.g. [(eta(6)-MeC6H5)Co((Pr2PC2H4PPr2i)-P-i)] (+) BF4- have been prepared by reacting (eta(3)-cyclooctenyl)Co(bisphosphine) species with HBF4 in the presence of an arene. The (eta(6)-C6H6)Co(I) compounds can also be prepared by hydrogen abstraction from the corresponding (eta(5)-cyclohexadienyl)Co(I) complex or by hydrogenation of (eta(3)-cyclooctenyl)Co(II) species in the presence of benzene. Facile arene-exchange occurs upon treatment of these compounds with a second arene. In contrast. (eta(3)-cyclohexenyl)Co(I) and (eta(5)-cycloheptadienyl)CoO complexes are oxidized by HBF4 in the presence of an alkene to give (eta(3)-cyclohexenyl)Co(II) and (eta(5)-cycloheptadienyl)Co(II) species: the former have been characterized as their diamagnetic NO adducts and the latter by a crystal structure determination. (C) 1998 Elsevier Science S.A. All rights reserved.