This communication describes the first observation and study of C-H activation at a Pd-IV center. This transformation was achieved by designing model complexes in which the rate of reductive elimination is slowed relative to that of the desired C-H activation process. Remarkably, the C-H activation reaction can proceed under mild conditions and with complementary site selectivity to analogous transformations at Pd-II. These results provide a platform for incorporating this new reaction as a step in catalytic processes.
This communication describes the first observation and study of C-H activation at a Pd-IV center. This transformation was achieved by designing model complexes in which the rate of reductive elimination is slowed relative to that of the desired C-H activation process. Remarkably, the C-H activation reaction can proceed under mild conditions and with complementary site selectivity to analogous transformations at Pd-II. These results provide a platform for incorporating this new reaction as a step in catalytic processes.
作者:Joy M. Racowski、Nicholas D. Ball、Melanie S. Sanford
DOI:10.1021/ja2051099
日期:2011.11.16
This communication describes the first observation and study of C-H activation at a Pd-IV center. This transformation was achieved by designing model complexes in which the rate of reductive elimination is slowed relative to that of the desired C-H activation process. Remarkably, the C-H activation reaction can proceed under mild conditions and with complementary site selectivity to analogous transformations at Pd-II. These results provide a platform for incorporating this new reaction as a step in catalytic processes.