Synthesis and Properties of Exo-Phosphorylated Benzocrown-Ethers

Abstract

The crown ethers 1,2, containing exocyclic phosphorus groups, were obtained¹ by the interaction of, bromo-, iodo-, and sulpamidoderivatives of mono- and dibenzocrown ethers with esters of trivalent phosphoric acids, alkenylphos-phonates and phosphorus pentachloride in presence of metal catalysts. On the basis of these compounds the crown ethers with various substitutes at phosphorus atom (including the polymeric ones) were synthesized. Further reaction of the crown ether 1 (X = “-” R = Ph, R′ = H) with glycol dichlo-rides gave first phosphorus-containing bis-crown ethers 3.     

Investigation of Phosphorylation of Cyclodextrins and Some their Derivatives

Abstract

Principal regularities of per- and regodirected phosphorylation of α-β-, and γ-cyclodextrins (R=R¹=R²=OH, n= 1–3) by trivalent phosphorus reagents were investigated. As a result, the first representatives of regularly organized phosphites and amidophosphites of cyclodextrins, including ones with interglucoside 2,3′-cyclophosphite bridges [R¹+R²=-P(NR₂′)-], having chiral cavities of different sizes, were obtained. Per-6-deoxy-6-bromocyclodextrins (R=Br) were considered as convenient intermediates for the synthesis of pyndinium salts with amphiphilic properties for the enhanced water-solubility and for the definite orientation at the phase boundary organic liqiud-water.     

Some INDO calculations of 1J(PC) and 1J(PF) values

INDO parameterized calculations, employing phosphorus s, p and d valence orbitals, are reported for values of ¹J(PC) and ¹J(PF) relating to phosphorus in formal tri- and pentavalent states. The ¹J(PC), interactions are mainly controlled by the contact term. Thus, trivalent phosphorus compounds have negative values for ¹J(PC), whereas those for pentavalent phosphorus are positive due to the s lone-pair effect. The inclusion of phosphorus 3d orbitals is shown to be important for an understanding of the processes contributing to ¹J(PF) interactions. ¹J(PF) values are shown to be negative for both tri- and pentavalent phosphorus compounds. The contact and orbital interactions are significant for the trivalent phosphorus molecules, whereas in the pentavalent phosphorus case ¹J(PF) is dominated by the orbital term.     

Täuschend einfache 1H-NMR-Spektren bei symmetrisch aufgebauten,zwei Phosphoratome enthaltenden organischen Verbindungen

The ¹H-NMR spectra of symmetric compounds with two phosphorus atoms of the type R? X? P? Y? P? X? R, R = CH₃, C₂H₅, X = —, O, NCH₃, NCH₂—, Y = NCH₃, have been determined. After elimination of eventual couplings within the alkyl protons these spectra always show triplets in the case of trivalent phosphorus and doublets in the case of pentavalent phosphorus atoms. Since this paper establishes an unequal coupling between the alkyl protons and the two phosphorus nuclei, it is concluded that these compounds show a degenerate, however deceivingly simple, coupling: The spectra of symmetric diorgano diphosphines can be interpreted via the same mechanism. Calculations to substantiate these findings are reported.     

Preparation of complexes formed in the reaction between diironnanocarbonyl and tetraalkyl(phenyl)diphosphine disulfides,R2P(S)P(S)R2 (R=Et,n -Pr,n -Bu,Ph)

Fe₂(CO)₉ and R₂P(S)P(S)R₂ (R = Et, n-Pr, n-Bu, Ph) react to form two types of cluster complexes Fe₃(CO)₉(μ₃-S)₂ (1), Fe₂(CO)₆(μ-SPR₂)₂ (2A)–(2D), [2A, R = Et; 2B, R = n-Pr; 2C, R = n-Bu; 2D, R = Ph]. The complexes result from phosphorus–phosphorus bond scission; in the former sulfur abstraction has also occurred. The complexes have been characterized by elemental analyses, FT-IR and ³¹P-[¹H]-NMR spectroscopy and mass spectrometry.     

New Look into the Synthesis of Polyhalogenoarylphosphanes

The present study shows new aspects of the synthesis of polyhalogenoarylphosphanes. The sterically hindered anions Ph(R)P-Y^? (1a–c, Y = O, lone pair; R = Ph, Bu^t) have been used to show the complexity of the reaction between phosphorus nucleophiles and hexahalogenobenzenes or 9-bromofluorene (E3). The Ph(Bu^t)P-O^? (1a) anion reacts with hexachlorobenzene (E1), hexafluorobenzene (E2), or E3 to give Ph(R)P(O)X (4a–c, X = F, Cl, Br) with the release of the corresponding carbanion as a nucleofuge, followed by side reactions. In contrast, the lithium phosphides Ph(R)PLi (1b,c) react with hexahalogenobenzenes to give the corresponding diphosphanes 5a,b as the main product and traces of P-arylated products, i.e., Ph(R)P-C₆X₅ (10a,b, X = Cl, F). Unexpectedly, Ph(Bu^t)PLi (1b) reacts with an excess of 9-bromofluorene to give only halogenophosphane Ph(Bu^t)P-X.     

Neutral Hexacoordinate Phosphorus: Substituted Carbodiimide Phosphoranes and Other Chelated Substituted 2-Pyridine Derivatives

Abstract

A series of neutral hexacoordinate λ⁶ phosphorus compounds of the general formula X_4-n(CF₃)_nPN(R)C(C1)N(R) (n = 0, 1, 2, 3; R = cyclohexyl, isopropyl) has been prepared. The parent compounds are obtained by “insertion” of carbodiimide into the P-C1 bond of λ⁵-chlorophosphorane. Substituted pyridines also react readily with λ⁵ chloro and fluoro phosphoranes to form 2-methylamino, thio and oxopyridine chelates of the form X₄P(Epy) (E = 0, NMe and S; X = F, Cl) in which the phosphorus achieves six coordination through acceptance of the pyridine nitrogen. Selected reactions and the fluxional behavior of the λ⁶ systems are discussed.     

Phosphorylation of Oligophenols by Phosphorous Amides

Abstract

Searching for new stabilizers and flame retardants we are interested in trivalent phosphorus compounds with higher molecular weight^[1,2]. Various oligophenols were treated with phosphorous amides under different conditions.     

Fluorinated Derivatives of 4-Phosphino- and 4-Iminophosphorano-2,5-Dimethyl-2H-1,2,3-Diazaphospholes and Their Metal Complexes

Abstract

Although there has been considerable interest in the chemistry and metal complexation of low coordinate phosphines, there are very few examples of bisphosphine systems where both phosphorus atoms are trivalent and only one of the centers is two-coordinate^1,2. An example of such a system is the 4-phosphino-2,5-dimethyl-1,2,3-diazaphosphole obtained from acetone methylhydrazone and phosphorus trichloride³. This bisphosphine contains a two-coordinate endocyclic phosphorus and a three-coordinate exo phosphorus center. The exo phosphorus preferentially coordinates to metals but under certain conditions the two-coordinate phosphorus will also coordinate⁴.     

The Phenylphosphinidene C6H5P is Stable Under Unimolecular Conditions - A Theoretical Prediction

Abstract

As members of the family of low-coordinated phosphorus compounds, the phosphinidenes (RP) containing subvalent phosphorus (σ¹,λ¹-P) are of current interest. Until now, no Organophosphiaidene RP (R=Alkyl, Aryl) is known to be stable in the condensed phase. As the results of trapping experiments are questioned, the formation of RP as intermediates is still doubtful [1]. The mass spectrometric decay of some organophosphorus compounds yields radical cations [C₆,H₅,P]^+? m/z 108. For these species structures 1 and 2 are conceivable:     

New Types of Functionally Substituted Methylphosphonites and Their Derivatives

Abstract

Organophosphorus compounds containing a functional group in the a-position of the alkyl radical are of great interest in both theoretical fundamental investigations and for practical applications. Functionally substituted methyl-phosphonites and their derivatives, belonging to this broad class of organophosphorus compounds, are convenient objects for investigating mutual effects of trivalent phosphorus and a heteroatom, or functional groups attached to it in the a-position. They have also become key substances in obtaining new organophosphorus compounds. Functionally sub-stituted compounds of tetracoordinated phosphorus have been intensively investigated in recent years; rather convenient methods of synthesis of these compounds have been proposed and their properties have been studied in detail¹. However, the corresponding compounds of tricoordinated phosphorus are not available or difficult to obtain. Recently we re-ported on the properties of halogen-substituted methylphos-phines and their derivatives². The present paper is devoted to the synthesis and investigation of the reactivity of alkoxy-, dialkylamino- and carbonyl substituted methylphos-phonites and their derivatives. In synthesis of alkoxymeth-ylphosphonites and their analogs we were the first to use labile alkoxymethylmagnesium chlorides in the reactions with tricoordinated phosphorus acid chlorides³. Previously unknown dialkoxymethylphosphonites and their analogs were obtained from hypophosphorous acid and trialkylorthofor-mates. The process of esterification and dialkoxymethylat-ion of hypophosphorous acid, being dependent on a catalyst, proceeds in different ways and results in the formation of dialkoxymethylphosphonite structures     

The First Butyltin(IV) Homo- and Heterobimetallic Diethanolaminates

Equimolar reactions of BuSn(OPrⁱ)₃ with diethanolamines, RN(CH₂CH₂ OH) ₂ (abbreviated as RdeaH₂, where R = H or Me), afford dimeric isopropoxo-bridged six-coordinate butyltin(IV) complexes [{Bu(η³-Rdea)Sn(μ-OPrⁱ)}₂] (R = H ( 1 ), Me ( 2 )). Interactions between BuSn(OPrⁱ)₃ and diethanolamines (RdeaH₂) in a 1:2 molar ratio yield monomeric derivatives of the type [BuSn(Rdea)(RdeaH)] (R = H ( 3 ), R = Me ( 4 )). These homometallic complexes on 1:1 reactions with an appropriate metal alkoxide form monomeric heterobimetallic complexes of the type [BuSn (Rdea)₂ {M(OR′)_n}] (R = H, M = Al, R′ = Prⁱ, n = 2 ( 5 ); R = H, M = Ti, R = Prⁱ, n = 3 ( 6 ); R = H, M = Zr, R′ = Prⁱ, n = 3 ( 7 ); R = Me, M = Al, R′ = Prⁱ, n = 2 ( 8 ); R = Me, M = Ti, R′ = Prⁱ, n = 3 ( 9 ); R = Me, M = Ge, R′ = Et, n = 3 ( 10 )). The driving force behind this work was (i) to explore the utility of homometal complexes ( 1 ) –( 4 ) in assembling a metal alkoxide fragment via a condensation reaction and (ii) to gain insights into the structures of new compounds by NMR spectral data. All of these derivatives have been characterized by elemental analysis, spectroscopic (IR, NMR; ¹H, ²⁷Al, and ¹¹⁹Sn) studies, and molecular weight measurements. ¹¹⁹Sn NMR spectral studies indicate that both the homometallic ( 3 ) and ( 4 ) and heterobimetallic ( 5 ) – ( 9 ) complexes exist in a solution in an equilibrium of six- and five-coordinated tin(IV) species.     

Reactions of Azides of Sugars with Derivatives of Tri-Valent Phosphorus Leading to N-Phosphorylated Sugars

Abstract

This communication deals with a simple method for preparation of X-phosphorylated sugars by the reaction of trivalent phosphorus derivatives with 1-α,β-azides of 2,3,4,5-tetraacetylated and 2,3,4,6-tetra(trimethyl)silylated glycose. It has been established that ohosphimine derivatives, obtained as a result of the Staudinger reaction, can be easily hydrolyzed to give derivatives of acetylated glucosaminphosphoric acids. It has been discovered that susceptibility to hydrolysis depends on the phosphorus suhstituents. When using esters of trivalent phosphorus the rate of hydrolysis for compounds with alkyl substituents decreases in order

C₃H₇ > C₂H⁵O >> CH₃O

This can probably be explained by the electronic and steric influence of the alkyl groups.     

Attempts to Rationalize the Chemical Reactivity of the 1–3 Dipolar Species Obtained when a Phosphite Reacts with Activated Ethylenic or Acetylenic Ketones or Esters

Abstract

- Addition of trivalent phosphorus compounds with α, β ethylenic ketones and esters leads to examples of prototropy or cyclisation or rearrangement with ring expansion from 5 to 7 atoms.

When trivalent phosphorus compounds react with acetylenic ketones and esters, the 1, 3 dipolar species can be trapped with an electrophilic reagent (aldehydes or the original acetylenic compound) or a protic reagent (alcohol, acid, amide, phenol, etc…) Ylides, phosphoranes, spirophos-phoranes and phospholes can be obtained.     

Hydroxyoligophosphites and -Phosphonites on the Basis of 1,4:3,6-Dianhydro-D-sorbitol

The interaction of 1,4:3,6-dianhydro-D-sorbitol with phosphorous and phenylphosphonous acid amidochlorides leads to oligophosphites and -phosphonites with free hydroxyl groups on the periphery of their molecules. The obtained compounds were introduced into reactions via the transformation of trivalent phosphorus and hydroxyl groups.     

Structure of Low-Coordinated Phosphorus (III) Compounds Including Phosphorus-Nitrogen Multiple Bond: 13C, 15N and 31P NMR Investigation

Abstract

A wide series of low-coordinated phosphorus (III) compounds including iminophosphines 1, two- 2 or mono-coordinated 3 phosphorus-containing cations, and anion 4, where Mes? = 2,4,6-tris-(tert-butyl)phenyl, has been investigated by ¹³C, ¹⁵N and ³¹P NMR spectroscopy. The spectral parameters obtained are considered in connection with the ab initio (6–31G?) calculation data of the model compounds.     

Preferred Conformations of Stabilized Phosphorus Ylides

The stabilized phosphorus ylides, Ph₃P=C(CO.R′)CO.OR; 1, R=Et, R′=CH₂P⁺Ph₃; 2, R=R′=Me; 3, R=Et, R′=Me; 4, R=Prⁱ; R′=Me; 5, R=Bu^t; R′=Me, adopt a near planar conformation in the crystal which allows extensive electronic delocalization. The keto and alkoxylic oxygens are oriented and align favorably with the cationoid phosphorus. These conformations bring methyl hydrogens in the ester residue into proximity with the face of a phenyl group and lead to π-shielding and upfield shifts of the ¹HNMR signals of 3 over a wide temperature range (-50–95°C) in (CD₃)₂CO, CDCl₃ and DMSO_d-6. Geometries of 2 and 3, optimized by using the HF 3-21 (G^*) or 6-31 (G^*) basis sets, are very similar to those in the crystal, but semiempirical treatments generate structures in which either the ester or keto moiety is twisted out of plane.

     

Synthesis and tautomeric transformations of 2-(tert-butyl)-1,2,4-benzotriazine-3(2H)-thiones

Treatment of 2-(tert-butyl)-1,2,3,4-benzotetrazinium tetrafluoroborates with sodium thiocyanate afforded 2-(tert-butylazo)phenyl isothiocyanates 3, which exist in equilibrium with 2-(tert-butyl)-1,2,4-benzotriazine-3(2H)-thiones 3′. The equilibrium depends on the substituents R in the benzene ring: the percentage of the open isomer 3 is about 20% for R = H or Me; for R = Cl or Br, the equilibrium is completely shifted to cyclic isomer 3′. The equilibrium is slow on the time scale of the ¹H and ¹³C NMR experiments. For compounds 3a/3′a (R = H), the spectra at 24 °C show two sets of signals, while those at 0 °C contain only signals for isomer 3′a. Published in Russian in Izvestiya Akademii Nauk. Seriya Khimicheskaya, No. 7, pp. 1192–1195, July, 2006.     

Syntheses and crystal structures of Dimolybdenum complexes containing P2 and functionalized Cyclopentadienyl ligands

The dimolybdenum complex [(η⁵-RC₅H₄)₂Mo₂(CO)₆] (1, R = CH₃CO; II, R = CH₃O₂C) reacts with an equimolar amount of white phosphorus P₄ to yield the corresponding dimolybdenum complex containing the P₂ ligand [(η⁵-RC₅H₄)₂Mo₂(CO)₄(μ,η²-P₂)] (1, R = CH₃CO; 2, R = CH₃O₂C) in moderate yield. The two new compounds have been characterized by elemental analyses, ¹H?NMR, ¹³C?NMR, ³¹ P?NMR and IR spectroscopies and their crystal structures have been determined by X-ray diffraction methods.     

Reactions of trans-Carbonyl(Chloro)-[Bis(Triphenylphosphine)]Rhodium(I) with Substituted Cyclopentadienyl Tricarbonyl Molybdenum Anions

Reactions of trans-carbonyl(chloro)[bis(triphenylphosphine)]rhodium(I): trans-ClRh(CO)(PPh₃)₂ with substituted cyclopentadienyl tricarbonyl molybdenum anions, [Mo(CO)₃(η ⁵ -C₅H₄R)]^? (R=H; COCH₃) in tetrahydrofuran (THF) at 55°C for 24 h yielded two monometallic complexes as by-products: [Rh(CO)(PPh₃)(η⁵-C₅H₄R)] (R = H (1a); COCH₃ (2a)) and two main heterobimetallic compounds: [RhMo(CO)₄(PPh₃)₂(η⁵-C₅H₄R)] (R = H (1b); COCH₃ (2b)). These compounds were characterized by elemental analysis, IR and ¹H NMR spectra. The molecular structure of (2a) was determined by X-ray diffraction.