BN CLEAVAGE OF THE AZONIABORATACYCLOPROPANE RING BY H2O AND BY CARBONYL AND NITRILE DERIVATIVES - CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE OF (CF3)2B(OH)CH(SIME3)NHME2, (CF3)2BCH(SIME3)NME2CME2O AND (MEC(O)NH)(CF3)2BCH(SIME3)NHME2
A. Ansorge et al., BN CLEAVAGE OF THE AZONIABORATACYCLOPROPANE RING BY H2O AND BY CARBONYL AND NITRILE DERIVATIVES - CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE OF (CF3)2B(OH)CH(SIME3)NHME2, (CF3)2BCH(SIME3)NME2CME2O AND (MEC(O)NH)(CF3)2BCH(SIME3)NHME2, Journal of organometallic chemistry, 467(1), 1994, pp. 1-11
l-2,2-bis(trifluoromethyl)azoniaboratacyclopropane derivatives (CF3)2B
CH-RNMe2 (R = H (I), SiMe3 (II)) react with H2O with cleavage of the N
B bond to form (CF3)2 B(OH)CHRNHMe2 (R = H (III), SiMe 3 (IV)). Carbon
yl compounds R1R2C=O are inserted into the NB bond of I and II to yiel
d the five-membered heterocycles (CF3)2BCHRNMe2CR1R2O(R = H, R1 = R2 =
Et (V); R = SiMe3, R1 = H, R2 = Me (VI), R1 = R2 = Me (VII), Et (VIII
), R1 = Me, R2= CH=CMe2 (IX), C=CMe(CH2)2CH2 (X)). Similarly nitriles
insert to form (CF3)2BCHRNMe2CR1=N (R = H, R1= CHClMe (XI); R = SiMe3,
R1 = Me (XII), CHClMe (XIII), Ph (XIV)). The reaction of H2C-CHCH2CN
with II is accompanied by a shift in the C=C bond whereby the substitu
ent R1 = trans-CH=CHMe (XV) is formed. Hydrogen cyanide combines with
II to yield (CF3)2B(CN)CH(SiMe3)NHMe2 (XVI). The nitrile derivatives X
I-XIV are hydrolysed with formation of (R1C(O)NH)(CF3)2BCHRNHMe2 (R =
H, R1= CHClMe (XVII); R = SiMe3, R1 = Me (XVIII), CHClMe (XIX), Ph (XX
)). The novel boranes have been characterized by elemental analyses, m
ultinuclear NMR, IR and mass spectra. The structures of IV and VII in
a mixed crystal and of XVIII have been investigated crystallographical
ly. In the solid state, IV and XVIII show intramolecular N-H...O hydro
gen bondings which leads to formation of five- and seven-membered ring
s respectively. Steric repulsion between the CF3 and SiMe3 groups lead
s to large B-C-Si bond angles (average, 124.1(8)degrees) and variable
B-CHSiN bond distances (1.648(4) angstrom in VII to 1.690(4) angstrom
in IV).