ALKYLATION VS PROTOLYSIS - ALTERNATIVE AP PROACHES IN THE REACTIVITY OF L-HYDROXYCYCLOOCTADIENE(1,5) RHODIUM(I) DIMER WITH METHYL-DERIVATIVES OF TI(IV) - SYNTHESIS, X-RAY CRYSTAL STRUCTURAL-ANALYSIS AND HETEROGENEOUS CATALYTIC TESTING OF THE NOVEL OXO-BRIDGED TITANIUM RHODIUM COMPLEX H,RH,TI)-O)4[RH(I)(COD-1,5)]4[TI(IV)((T)C4H9O)2]2)
D. Selent et al., ALKYLATION VS PROTOLYSIS - ALTERNATIVE AP PROACHES IN THE REACTIVITY OF L-HYDROXYCYCLOOCTADIENE(1,5) RHODIUM(I) DIMER WITH METHYL-DERIVATIVES OF TI(IV) - SYNTHESIS, X-RAY CRYSTAL STRUCTURAL-ANALYSIS AND HETEROGENEOUS CATALYTIC TESTING OF THE NOVEL OXO-BRIDGED TITANIUM RHODIUM COMPLEX H,RH,TI)-O)4[RH(I)(COD-1,5)]4[TI(IV)((T)C4H9O)2]2), Journal of organometallic chemistry, 468(1-2), 1994, pp. 131-138
The reaction of [(mu-OH)Rh(COD-1,5)]2 with CH3Ti(OtC4H9)3 and Cp2Ti(CH
3)2, respectively, is described. Whereas CH3Ti(O(t)C4H9), gives alkyla
tion of the Rh(I) complex at low temperatures, the new oxo-bridged com
plex {(mu3-O)4[Rh(COD-1,5)]4[Ti(tC4H9O)2]2} (1) is formed at room temp
erature in the course of a protolysis reaction. The data of an X-ray s
tructural investigation as well as the first results of using 1 as a p
recursor in heterogeneous catalyzed hydrogenation reactions are discus
sed.