新型YS类高分子铑配合物催化甲醇羰基化反应制备乙酸和乙酐

以含有两种不同配位原子的线型或交联大孔球型共聚物为配体的新型铑配合物,能在温和条件下催化甲醇羰基化为乙酸和乙酐.实验结果表明,这些新型共聚物铑配合物具有鳌合型顺-二羰基铑(Ⅰ)的结构特征,并有良好的热稳定性及高的催化活性和选择性.     

铑钴四核簇合物的合成表征及其对苯乙烯的氢甲酰化反应性能的研究

研究表明，含有铑原子的异多核过渡金属羰基簇合物在一些催化反应中具有好的催化活性；有机膦是比羰基配位能力更强的一类配体，与簇合物中的金属配位后可使簇合物更趋稳定．过渡金属羰基簇合物骨架在催化反应过程中是否能够保持完整性一直是簇合物催化研究领域中的问题之一．为此，我们合成了标题簇合物2(n=1)和3(n=2)，     

顺二羰基铑（Ⅰ）共聚物催化剂的合成,结构与催化甲醇羰基化反应性能的研究

我们曾报道一系列含有两种不同配位基团的高分子共聚物与四羰基二氯二铑形成的顺二羰基铑(Ⅰ)配合物。这些配合物在催化甲醇羰基化反应中显示出高催化活性和高稳定性。本文采用4-乙烯吡啶(Y)和丙烯酸甲酯(B)共聚物为配体,对其与四羰基二氯二铑形成的配合物(YBRh)进行了表征。对该系列配合物催化甲醇羰基化生成乙酸的性能进行了评价。     

在CTAB胶束中羟乙基-双胺类Zn(Ⅱ),Ni(Ⅱ)配合物催化PNPP水解反应

本文将合成的三种配体与二价金属离子Zn(Ⅱ)，Ni(Ⅱ)形成配合物，在25℃不同pH值时，研究了它们在CTAB胶束溶液中催化水解PNPP的反应。利用金属胶束催化的三元复合物模型，处理获得了相关的PNPP催化水解反应的动力学参数及热力学参数。结果表明：在PNPP催化水解中，活性物种为配体与金属离子形成l：2的双核金属配合物。不同金属配合物的催化活性与配合物的桥联基团及反应的微环境相关。     

甲醇羰基化为乙酸的新型高聚物铑催化剂的合成, 结构与性能

以交联或非交联的丁烯酮2-乙烯吡啶共聚物为配体的新型铑配合物催化剂能在较温和的条件下直接催化甲醇羰基化为乙酸, 实验结果表明, 这类新型高聚物铑配合物具有螯合型顺-二羰基铑(I)的结构特征, 并且有良好的热稳定性及高的催化活性和选择性, 其周转率可达10^4摩尔甲醇转化(摩尔铑)^-^1(时)^-^1, 产物除乙酸甲酯和乙酸外, 无其它副产物, 选择性近100%。     

硝基苯催化还原羰基化为苯氨基甲酸乙酯

研究了几种含氮杂环配体的钯配合物或其相应的混合物在硝基苯还原羰基化为苯氨基甲酸酯反应中的催化性能。结果表明,钯-邻菲啰啉配合物在该反应中具有最高的催化活性,且钯配合物或钯盐的阴离子性质对生成苯氨基甲酸酯的选择性有很大的影响。从反应结果推测,在反应条件下可能形成两种不同价态钯的配合物,其中零价钯配合物是硝基苯的还原中心,而二价钯配合物为还原羰基化中心。电化学循环伏安法测试结果表明,吡啶、邻菲啰啉等配体对稳定Pd(Ⅱ)氧化态具有重要作用。     

吡啶甲酸锂-铑(Ⅰ)配合物催化甲醇羰基化反应

本文采用吡啶甲酸或吡啶二甲酸锂盐为配体,与铑形成顺二羰基配合物,用于催化甲醇羰基化制乙酸。研究表明,与通常的铑配合物相比,该类双金属配合物无论在催化活性或乙酸生成的选择性方面均有明显的提高。     

金属离子在液相氧化中的催化作用——Ⅹ.过渡金属氯化物与简单配体原位形成的配合物在环己烯氧化反应中的催化作用

本文研究了由过渡金属氯化物(MnCl_2、FeCl_2、CoCl_2、CuCl)与2,2′-二吡啶原位形成的配合物,在环己烯氧化反应中的催化性能以及配体性质对所形成的配合物催化性能的影响.结果表明,多种过渡金属氯化物可与2,2′-二吡啶原位形成有催化活性的配合物,其催化活性与金属离子性质、形成配合物能力以及配体性质有关.     

草酰胺桥联双核铜配合物金属胶束催化PNPA水解反应动力学

研究了草酰胺桥联双核铜配合物和不同表面活性剂胶束组成的金属胶束催化PNPA水解的动力学特征。结果表明：金属胶束催化PNPA水解为双分子反应；不同配体结构的配合物的催化活性不同；三种不同类型表面活性剂胶束对催化PNPA水解的影响也不同。     

金属离子在液相氧化中的催化作用——Ⅹ.过渡金属氯化物与简单配体原位形成的配合物在环己烯氧化反应中的催化作用

本文研究了由过渡金属氯化物(MnCl₂、FeCl₂、CoCl₂、CuCl)与2,2′-二吡啶原位形成的配合物,在环己烯氧化反应中的催化性能以及配体性质对所形成的配合物催化性能的影响.结果表明,多种过渡金属氯化物可与2,2′-二吡啶原位形成有催化活性的配合物,其催化活性与金属离子性质、形成配合物能力以及配体性质有关.     

A new ligand system based on a bipyridine-functionalized calix[4]arene backbone leading to mono- and bimetallic complexes

The synthesis of a new ligand system for mono- and bimetallic complexes based on a calixarene is described. Ligand BBPC (3, bis(bipyridine)-calix[4]arene) is obtained in three steps in 40% overall yield by first brominating one of the methyl groups of the 4,4'-dimethyl-2,2'-bipyridine in two steps and subsequently reacting it with p-tert-butylcalix[4]arene under basic conditions. Reaction of BBPC (3) with 2 equiv of [Rh(NBD)(2)]BF(4) or [Rh(NBD)(CH(3)CN)(2)]BF(4) (NBD = norbornadiene) produces the bimetallic compound BBPC[Rh(NBD)BF(4)](2) (4). Treatment of the ligand with PdCl(2)(CH(3)CN)(2) leads to the isolation of the bimetallic complex BBPC[PdCl(2)](2) (5). When the nickel precursor NiBr(2)(DME) (DME = dimethoxyethane) is reacted with BBPC, the bimetallic complex BBPC[NiBr(2)](2) (6) is isolated which, upon crystallization from methanol, gives the mononuclear bis(bipyridine) complex BBPC[NiBr(OMe)] (7). Full characterization includes X-ray structural studies of complexes 4, 5, and 7. The bimetallic compounds 4 and 5 show metal to metal distances of 4.334 A (for 4) and 3.224 A (for 5). For all three complexes, unique molecular packing arrangements were found, based on hydrophobic/hydrophilic interactions.     

Cyclohexane transformations over metal oxide catalysts. 2. Selective cyclohexane ring opening to form n-hexane over mono- and bimetallic rhodium catalysts

The activity of monometallic Rh and Pt catalysts and bimetallic Pt—Rh catalysts on oxide supports in cyclohexane ring opening to form n-hexane was studied. The Rh-containing catalysts are highly active and selective in this reaction. Cyclohexane dehydrogenation predominates in the case of the Pt catalysts. The use of the bimetallic alumina-supported Pt—Rh catalysts allows one to minimize the contribution of cyclohexane cracking and to enhance the selectivity for n-hexane with the yield of the latter slightly depending on the metal ratio in the bimetallic system under the experimental conditions.     

A strategy for synthesis of polymer-protective bimetallic colloids

A strategy for the synthesis of polymer-protective bimetallic sols is proposed which has the advantage of the strong protective effect of the polymer agent on one of the composites to stabilize the bimetallic colloidal particles. This strategy is certified to be useful to the predication of the formation of stable bimetallic colloids protected by polymer and to the control of the particle size to a certain extent. A series of new PVP-protective bimetallic colloidal dispersions containing noble metal element (Pt, Rh, Pd), light transition metal element (Co, Fe), and boron are obtained from the corresponding salts by the methods of reduction by stage and coreduction, using the NaBH4 as reductant. The TEM, XRD and EPMA measurements indicate the formation of bimetallic colloids. An interesting kind of coil aggregation is observed in the systems of PVP-Pt-Co and PVP-Rh-Co prepared by the method of reduction by stage.     

Walking metals in d8···d8 hetero-bimetallic complexes: an original dynamic phenomenon

In the course of our investigations on polymetallic complexes derived from 1,3-bis(thiophosphinoyl)indene (Ind(Ph(2)P=S)(2)), we observed original fluxional behavior and report herein a joint experimental/computational study of this dynamic process. Starting from the indenylidene chloropalladate species [Pd{Ind(Ph(2) P=S)(2)}Cl](-) (1), the new Pd(II)···Rh(I) hetero-bimetallic pincer complex [PdCl{Ind(Ph(2) P=S)(2)}Rh(nbd)] (2; nbd=2,5-norbornadiene) was prepared. X-ray crystallography and DFT calculations substantiate the presence of a d(8)···d(8) interaction. According to multinuclear variable-temperature NMR spectroscopic experiments, the pendant {Rh(nbd)} fragment of 2 readily shifts in solution at room temperature between the two edges of the SCS tridentate ligand. To assess the role of the pincer-based polymetallic structure on this fluxional behavior, the related monometallic Rh complex [Rh{IndH(Ph(2) P=S)(2)}(nbd)] (3) was prepared. No evidence for a metal shift was observed in that case, even at high temperature, thus indicating that inplane pincer coordination to the Pd center plays a crucial role. The previously described Pd(II)···Ir(I) bimetallic complex 4 exhibited fluxional behavior in solution, but with a significantly higher activation barrier than 2. This finding demonstrates the generality of this metal-shift process and the strong influence of the involved metal centers on the associated activation barrier. DFT calculations were performed to shed light onto the mechanism of such metal-shift processes and to identify the factors that influence the associated activation barriers. Significantly different pathways were found for bimetallic complexes 2 and 4 on one hand and the monometallic complex 3 on the other hand. The corresponding activation barriers predicted computationally are in very good agreement with the experimental observations.     

丁烯酮-丙烯腈共聚物与过渡金属的配合物催化甲醇羰基化制乙酸和乙酸酐

合成了一系列丁烯酮-丙烯腈共聚物与过渡金属的配位化合物,用X-射线光电子能谱(XPS)研究了其中存在的配位特征。通过甲醇羰基化反应制备乙酸、乙酸酐的反应,考察了不同催化剂的活性。实验结果表明,在反应中其活性顺序:铑配合物>镍配合物>钌配合物>钴配合物。     

Unravelling the reaction path of rhodium-MonoPhos-catalysed olefin hydrogenation

The mechanism of the asymmetric hydrogenation of methyl (Z)-2-acetamidocinnamate (mac) catalysed by [Rh(MonoPhos)(2)(nbd)]SbF(6) (MonoPhos: 3,5-dioxa-4-phosphacyclohepta[2,1-a:3,4-a']dinaphthalen-4-yl)dimethylamine) was elucidated by using (1)H, (31)P and (103)Rh NMR spectroscopy and ESI-MS. The use of nbd allows one to obtain in pure form the rhodium complex that contains two units of the ligand. In contrast to the analogous complexes that contain cis,cis-1,5-cyclooctadiene (cod), this complex shows well-resolved NMR spectroscopic signals. Hydrogenation of these catalyst precursors at 1 bar total pressure gave rise to the formation of a bimetallic complex of general formula [Rh(MonoPhos)(2)](2)(SbF(6))(2); no solvate complexes were detected. In the dimeric complex both rhodium atoms are ligated to two MonoPhos ligands but, in addition, each rhodium atom also binds to one of the binaphthyl rings of a ligand that is bound to the other rhodium metal. Upon addition of mac, a mixture of diastereomeric complexes [Rh(MonoPhos)(2)(mac)]SbF(6) is formed in which the substrate is bound in a chelate fashion to the metal. Upon hydrogenation, these adducts are converted into a new complex [Rh(MonoPhos)(2){mac(H)(2)}]SbF(6) in which the methyl phenylalaninate mac(H)(2) is bound through its aromatic ring to rhodium. Addition of mac to this complex leads to displacement of the product by the substrate. No hydride intermediates could be detected and no evidence was found for the involvement at any stage of the process of complexes with only one coordinated MonoPhos. The collected data suggest that the asymmetric hydrogenation follows a Halpern-like mechanism in which the less abundant substrate-catalyst adduct is preferentially hydrogenated to phenylalanine methyl ester.     

Walking Metals in d8⋅⋅⋅d8 Hetero‐bimetallic Complexes: An Original Dynamic Phenomenon

In the course of our investigations on polymetallic complexes derived from 1,3‐bis(thiophosphinoyl)indene (Ind(Ph₂P?S)₂), we observed original fluxional behavior and report herein a joint experimental/computational study of this dynamic process. Starting from the indenylidene chloropalladate species [Pd{Ind(Ph₂P?S)₂}Cl]^? ( 1 ), the new Pd^II???Rh^I hetero‐bimetallic pincer complex [PdCl{Ind(Ph₂P?S)₂}Rh(nbd)] ( 2 ; nbd=2,5‐norbornadiene) was prepared. X‐ray crystallography and DFT calculations substantiate the presence of a d⁸???d⁸ interaction. According to multinuclear variable‐temperature NMR spectroscopic experiments, the pendant {Rh(nbd)} fragment of 2 readily shifts in solution at room temperature between the two edges of the SCS tridentate ligand. To assess the role of the pincer‐based polymetallic structure on this fluxional behavior, the related monometallic Rh complex [Rh{IndH(Ph₂P?S)₂}(nbd)] ( 3 ) was prepared. No evidence for a metal shift was observed in that case, even at high temperature, thus indicating that inplane pincer coordination to the Pd center plays a crucial role. The previously described Pd^II???Ir^I bimetallic complex 4 exhibited fluxional behavior in solution, but with a significantly higher activation barrier than 2 . This finding demonstrates the generality of this metal‐shift process and the strong influence of the involved metal centers on the associated activation barrier. DFT calculations were performed to shed light onto the mechanism of such metal‐shift processes and to identify the factors that influence the associated activation barriers. Significantly different pathways were found for bimetallic complexes 2 and 4 on one hand and the monometallic complex 3 on the other hand. The corresponding activation barriers predicted computationally are in very good agreement with the experimental observations.     

Central (S) to Central (M=Ir,Rh) to Planar (Metallocene,M=Fe,Ru) Chirality Transfer Using Sulfoxide-Substituted Mesoionic Carbene Ligands: Synthesis of Bimetallic Planar Chiral Metallocenes

Enantiopure bimetallic systems containing three different elements of chirality, namely a main-group-based chiral center (sulfur), a transition-metal chiral center (rhodium or iridium), and a planar chiral element (ferrocene or ruthenocene), have been prepared by a sequence of diastereoselective reactions. The chirality of the chiral sulfur center attached to C-5 of a 1,2,3-triazolylidene mesoionic carbene (MIC) ligand coordinated to a metal (Ir, Rh) was transferred through the formation of bimetallic complexes having a chiral-at-metal center and a planar chiral metallocene by C−H activation of the sandwich moiety (M=Fe, Ru). The sense of the planar chirality formed in this sequence of reactions depended on the nature of the ligands at the metal center of the starting complex. The configurations of these species were assigned on the basis of a combination of X-ray diffraction and CD measurements. An electrochemical study of these bimetallic complexes in coordinating solvents showed an equilibrium between the cationic complexes and the neutral species. The effect of the half-sandwich moiety on the oxidation potentials of the system is remarkable, producing notable cathodic displacements. DFT calculations support these findings.     

Entrapment of an organometallic complex within a metal: a concept for heterogeneous catalysis

A novel family of composite materials, organically doped metals, has been recently introduced. Here, we demonstrate their use as a new platform for heterogeneous catalysis, namely the doping of a metal with a catalytic organometallic complex. Specifically, a rhodium(I) catalyst, (RhCl(COD)(Ph2P(C6H4SO3Na))), ([Rh]), was physically entrapped within silver, thus creating a new type of catalytic material: [Rh]@Ag. Several aspects were demonstrated with the development of this heterogeneous catalyst: a metal can be used as a support for heterogenizing a homogeneous catalyst; the homogeneous catalyst is stabilized by the entrapment within the metal; the products of the composite catalyst are different compared to those obtained from the homogeneous one; and the adsorption of [Rh] on the surface of Ag and its entrapment are very different processes only the latter provided appreciable catalytic activity. Thus, while homogeneous [Rh] was entirely destroyed after converting styrene to ethylbenzne at 50%, [Rh]@Ag remained active after effecting the same reaction to a yield of 85% (compared to only 7% for [Rh] adsorbed on Ag), and while homogeneous [Rh] hydrogenated diphenylacetylene to bibenzyl (and was completely deactivated after one cycle) with no trace of cis-stilbene, [Rh]@Ag afforded that compound as the main product and could be reused.