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Title: Complexes of pBound Ligands


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Complexes of p-Bound Ligands
  • Chapter 10

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Outline
  • Alkene complexes
  • Bonding
  • Synthesis
  • Alkyne complexes
  • Allyl complexes
  • Cyclopentadienyl (Cp) complexes
  • Bonding in metallocenes
  • Other metallocenes
  • Ligands similar to Cp
  • Other cyclic p ligands
  • Uranocene

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Bonding in alkene complexes
Dewar-Chatt-Duncanson model
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Two bonding extremes
  • Two bonding extremes
  • Metal fragment can invert the chemical character
    of the alkene umpolung.
  • Strained alkenes (cyclopropene or norbornene)
    bind unusually strong to the metal, because the
    rehybridization on binding relieves ring strain.

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Characterization
NMR 13C-13C coupling constant changes from 67.6
Hz in free ethylene to 39 Hz in
Os(C2H4)(CO)4. 1JCH is insensitive to these
changes.
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Synthesis by ligand substitution
7
Alkyne complexes
  • Similar to alkene complexes, but binding is
    stronger.
  • Backdonation is more significant
    metalacyclopropene model (I) is the most
    appropriate.
  • Complexation can stabilize highly strained
    alkynes.

IR and Raman free alkynes, 2200 cm-1 2e donors
1700 2000 cm-1 4e donors 1675 1820 cm-1
1H NMR d, 6 14 ppm (10 14 for 4e donors)
from 1 3 ppm 13C NMR d, 100 240 ppm (205
225 for 4e donors) from 60 90 ppm
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Allyl complexes
  • Two binding modes h1 and h3
  • The plane of the allyl is canted at an angle (q
    5 - 10) such that orbital interaction is
    improved.
  • Fluxionality syn and anti substituents exchange
    through an h1-intermediate.

1H NMR d, 1 3 ppm (Hanti), 2 5 ppm (Hsyn), 4
6 ppm (Hmeso) 13C NMR d, 80 90 ppm
(Cterminal), 110 130 ppm (Cterminal) Fluxional
on the NMR time scale
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Cyclopentadienyl (Cp) complexes orbitals in Cp-
10
Cp orbital combinations for two ligands
11
Metallocenes, MCp2
HOMO of MCp2, dz2 (nonbonding)
Most important interaction e1g
C-C bond in Cp is 1.44 ? (C6H6, 1.35 ?) H atoms
of Cp are bent downwards.
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Reactivity
Electrophilic aromatic substitution faster than
for benzene
Reactions of paramagnetic metallocenes
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Other metallocenes
Bent metallocenes
Cp C5Me5
Indenyl complexes
Better p-acceptor than Cp
Ansa-metallocenes
Higher field, more bulky, more-electron donating
than Cp
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Ligands similar to Cp
Tris(pyrazolyl)borate (Tp)
Sometimes these ligands show interesting
reactivity because one arm can open and allow
substrate binding.
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Other cyclic p ligands
Cyclobutadiene complexes more stable than free
dienes
Benzene more reactive than Cp, more easily lost
from the metal
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d bonding in uranocene
COT2- HOMO
  • UV-PES studies show that bonding in uranocene
    has 5f and 6d contributions.
  • e2u interaction shown can only occur via f
    orbitals.

C. Elschenbroich A. Salzer Organometallics, 2nd
ed., VCH, Weinheim, 1992, p. 363
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