Addition of Ammonia, Water, and Dihydrogen Across a Single Pd−Pd Bond
作者:Claudia M. Fafard、Debashis Adhikari、Bruce M. Foxman、Daniel J. Mindiola、Oleg V. Ozerov
DOI:10.1021/ja0731571
日期:2007.8.1
photochemical conversion to a dimeric (PNP)Pd−Pd(PNP) complex with a single Pd−Pd bond. Dissociation of the dimer into monomeric (PNP)Pd species is kinetically accessible thermally and photochemically. (PNP)Pd−Pd(PNP) reacts with ammonia, water, and dihydrogen by adding the H−X bond of the substrate (X = NH2, OH, H) across the Pd−Pd bond. For ammonia, this represents a rare example of conversion of NH3
Reduction of CO<sub>2</sub>to free CO by a Pd(<scp>i</scp>)–Pd(<scp>i</scp>) dimer
作者:Chandra Mouli Palit、Daniel J. Graham、Chun-Hsing Chen、Bruce M. Foxman、Oleg V. Ozerov
DOI:10.1039/c4cc02438a
日期:——
Reaction of CO2 with a Pd(I)âPd(I) dimer supported by amido/bis(phosphine) pincer PNP ligands produces free CO in the presence of Me3SiCl and Me3SiOTf.
Net Heterolytic Cleavage of B–H and B–B Bonds Across the N–Pd Bond in a Cationic (PNP)Pd Fragment
作者:Yanjun Zhu、Chun-Hsing Chen、Claudia M. Fafard、Bruce M. Foxman、Oleg V. Ozerov
DOI:10.1021/ic2001283
日期:2011.9.5
The use of weakly coordinating anions BAr4F (where Ar-F = 3,5-(CF3)(2)C6H3) and CB11H12 allows one to access clean reactions of the [(PNP)Pd](+) fragment (PNP = bis(2-(Pr2P)-Pr-i (4) over bar -Me-phenyl)amido) with the B-H bond in cate-cholborane (CatBH) and catecholdiboron (CatBBCat). In both cases, a net heterolytic cleavage of B H or B B takes place, fragment. The resultant products [(PN(BCat)P)PdH](+) (2) with the nitrogen atom of PNP being a recipient of a boryl and [(PN(BCat)P)PdBCat](+) (3) were isolated as either BAr4F or CB,,H,2 salts and fully characterized. They are susceptible to hydrolysis, with the B-N bond hydrolyzing selectively and rapidly at RT to give [(PN(H)P)PdH](+) (1) and [(PN(H)P)- PdBCat](+) (4). Notably, 4 and 2 are isomers, but they do not interconvert even under thermolysis at 90 degrees C. The Pd-B bond in 4 can be further hydrolyzed more slowly, to give 1. On the other hand, a Pd-B bond was formed from the Pd-H bond in 2 by reaction with excess CatBH (and evolution of H-2), producing 3.