Protonation and alkylation reactions at phosphaalkenyl carbyne complexes Tp '(CO)(2)M C-P = C(NR '(2))(2) [Tp ' = HB(3,5-Me2C3HN2)(3), M = Mo, W, R = Me, Et]

Citation
L. Weber et al., Protonation and alkylation reactions at phosphaalkenyl carbyne complexes Tp '(CO)(2)M C-P = C(NR '(2))(2) [Tp ' = HB(3,5-Me2C3HN2)(3), M = Mo, W, R = Me, Et], ORGANOMETAL, 17(24), 1998, pp. 5254-5259
Citations number
22
Categorie Soggetti
Organic Chemistry/Polymer Science
Journal title
ORGANOMETALLICS
ISSN journal
02767333 → ACNP
Volume
17
Issue
24
Year of publication
1998
Pages
5254 - 5259
Database
ISI
SICI code
0276-7333(19981123)17:24<5254:PAARAP>2.0.ZU;2-#
Abstract
Reaction of the carbyne complexes Tp'(CO)(2)M=C-P=C(NR2)(2) (1, 2) [Tp' = H B(3,5-Me2C3HN2)(3); M = Mo (1, 3); W (2, 4); R = Me (a); Et (b)] with methy l trifluorornethanesulfonate afforded the orange-red salts [Tp'(CO)(2)M=C-P (Me)C(NR2)(2)]SO3CF3 (3, 4), the cations of which can be considered as meth ylphosphines featuring additional bisaminocarbenium- and metallaalkynyl sub stituents. Analogously, complex Tp'(CO)(2)W=C-P=C(NEt2)(2) (2b) was protona ted with ethereal HBF4 in ether at the phosphorus atom to give [Tp'W=C-P(H) -C(NEt2)(2)]BF4 (5), which in CH2Cl2 solution experienced a clean rearrange ment to the metallaphosphirene [Tp'(CO)(2)W=C(H)PC(NEt2)(2)]BF4 (6) Treatme nt of 2b with F3CSO3H led directly to [Tp'(CO)(2)W=C(H)-PC(NEt2)(2)]SO3CF3 (6'). The molecular structures of 4b and 6' were established by X-ray struc ture analysis.