苯乙烯不对称三羰化反应一步合成手性2-氧代-3-苯基戊二酸二甲酯

以苯乙烯、甲醇和CO为反应物,首次采用双膦配体(S)-P-PHOS和乙酰丙酮钯原位制备的手性络合物新催化体系,以对苯醌作为氧化剂,对甲苯磺酸作助催化剂,在甲醇溶剂中进行不对称三羰化反应一步合成手性2-氧代-3-苯基戊二酸二甲酯.与现有文献结果相比,三羰化反应所需CO压力明显降低,条件较为温和.     

手性1,6-双膦的合成及其Rh(Ⅰ)络合物的不对称加氢反应

均相不对称催化反应中,产生不对称诱导作用的基本因素是络合物催化剂的手性配体。从络合物螯合环的稳定性考虑,一般认为能与一价铑形成五员和七员环的1,2-双膦和1,4-双膦配体有较高的不对称诱导能力。本文报导以L-( )-酒石酸为原料合成的一种手性双膦配体,2,3-O-异丙叉-N,N’-双(二苯基膦)-1,4-丁二胺:     

双功能配体修饰的Ir催化剂在“氢甲酰化-缩醛化”串联反应中的共催化作用

通过对双齿膦配体的单P原子定向甲基化, 合成了两种离子型“叔膦-季鏻鎓Lewis酸”双功能配体L2和L3, 该类双功能配体分子结构中既含有与过渡金属配位的叔膦基团, 又含有具Lewis酸的季鏻鎓基团. 研究结果表明, 在合成气的体积比(CO/H₂)为4∶1时, 双功能配体L2修饰的[Ir(COD)Cl]₂催化剂高效催化烯烃的“氢甲酰化-缩醛化”串联反应, 1-辛烯的转化率为98%, 缩醛的选择性高达86%, 其催化活性好于同等条件下的Rh催化剂. 双功能配体L2与[Ir(COD)Cl]₂原位构建的共催化体系的催化效果远优于Ir(I)配合物和季鏻鎓Lewis酸的物理混合; 同时还表现出较好的底物普适性. 此外, 由于双功能配体L2的高极性, 其修饰的Ir催化剂可以顺利实现与正己烷溶液的分离, 从而实现催化剂的回收循环使用.     

手性胺膦配体在不对称催化中的应用

利用邻二苯基膦苯甲醛分别与多种手性二胺的缩合反应,设计合成了一系列新型手性四齿胺膦配体.这类多齿胺膦配体含有两个软的磷原子和两个硬的氮原子,具有丰富的配位化学性能和优秀的不对称诱导能力.本文综述了手性胺膦金属络合物催化剂在不对称转移氢化反应、氧化动力学拆分反应、烯烃的不对称环氧化反应和不对称环丙烷化反应、不对称D-A反应中的应用.     

不对称合成中的手性二茂铁基膦衍生物

在各种不对称有机合成中,使用手性催化剂可使反应具有较高的选择性,对映体收率也较高。近年来,可以方便地通过光学活性膦配体制备手性金属络合物催化剂。Knowles和Horner等首次报道将过渡金属均相催化剂用于不对称合成。他们将甲基苯基丙基膦作为手性配体与铑络合制备成催化剂。应用这种催化剂进行烯烃不对称氢化反应,可得到4～8%的光学活性产物。所引入的手性膦配体官能团对产物立体选择性的影响,取决于底物官能团与过渡金属催化剂手性配体之间的互相作用。     

新型手性双膦配体的合成及其催化性能考察

以苯乙烯为原料,通过Sharpless不对称二羟基化反应合成高对映体纯的苯基乙二醇,经环化、亲核开环和取代反应转化为手性碳膦-氧膦型双膦配体.后者与[Rh(COD)Cl]2及NH4PF6作用生成手性膦-铑阳离子催化剂.在α-脱氢氨基酸衍生物的不对称氢化反应中,化学转化率为100%,对映选择性最高达到77?.     

铜催化苯乙烯不对称硼胺化反应

报道了一种以手性亚砜膦配体/铜络合物为催化剂的苯乙烯不对称硼胺化反应,该方法以联硼酸频哪醇酯（pinB-Bpin）和亲电性胺试剂分别作为硼源和氮源,合成手性β-氨基烷基硼酯,该产物可方便地转化为有用的手性β-羟胺类化合物.     

光学活性胺膦配体的合成与在不对称催化中的应用

用邻二苯基膦苯甲醛与不同的手性二胺缩合,高产率地制备了一系列手性双胺双膦配体。这些配体分别与Ru(DMSO)4Cl2或[Rh(COD)Cl]2等反应,可制备相应的手性双胺双膦钌、铑配合物。在异丙醇溶液中,该C2-对称的手性双胺双膦钌、铑配合物是多种芳香酮不对称转移氢化的优化催化剂,反应产物手性芳香醇的转华裔经和对映选择性分别高达99%和98ee。     

一种新的手性三齿膦配体的合成及其应用

自从１９６６年第一个不对称催化反应［１］问世以来，研究最为广泛、深入的是不对称催化氢化反应．由于手性配体是手性催化剂产生不对称诱导和控制的源泉，因此，人们对手性配体研究得较为深入，已经出现了上千种不同结构的手性膦配体，其中手性双膦配体较多，而三齿膦配...     

葡萄糖及半乳糖衍生的手性双膦-铑(Ⅰ)配合物催化苯乙烯不对称氢甲酰化反应

合成了四个从葡萄糖及半乳糖衍生的手性芳基双膦配体,制备了手性双膦-铑(Ⅰ)配合物催化剂,并将其用于苯乙烯不对称氢甲酰化反应中.结果表明,葡萄糖骨架手性中心与联萘基之间有协同作用,对映体过量值和转化率受配体C-4骨架立体中心的绝对构型影响,而产物的绝对构型则主要由联萘单元控制;配体4-双{[(S)-1,1′-联萘基-2,2′-双基]-磷}-苯基-3,6-脱水-β-D-葡萄糖的吡喃糖苷基和联萘基的匹配组合,给出41%的对映体选择性和74∶26(异构/正构)区域选择性.     

Structure elucidation of the unprecedented asymmetric bis-chelate complex [Pd(1,3-bis(di(o-methoxy-m-methylphenyl)phosphino)propane)2]2+ in the solid state and in solution

Complexes of the type [Pd(ligand)(2)](anion)(2) were prepared with a series of bidentate di(o-methoxyphenyl)phosphine ligands with increasing steric bulk on the meta position of the phenyl groups: m-H (L1); m-MeO (L2); and m-Me (L3). The solid-state structure of [Pd(L2)(2)](OTs)(2) revealed that the two ligands are symmetrically coordinated to Pd(2+). In the solid state structure of [Pd(L3)(2)](OTs)(2) however, the two ligands are unsymmetrically coordinated to Pd(2+), yielding an unprecedented conformation of this bis-chelate P(4)Pd(2+) complex. (1)H-(1)H-COSY and NOESY analysis and a (31)P-NMR simulation showed that the asymmetric structure of [Pd(L3)(2)](OTs)(2) is retained in solution.     

Structural and theoretical studies of the methoxycarbonylation of higher olefins catalysed by (Pyrazolyl‐ethyl)pyridine palladium (II) complexes

Reactions of 2‐[1‐(3,5‐dimethylpyrazol‐1‐yl)ethyl]pyridine (L1) and 2‐[1‐(3,5‐diphenylpyrazol‐1‐yl)ethyl]pyridine (L2) with the [Pd (COD)Cl₂] or [Pd (COD)MeCl] produced palladium (II) complexes [Pd( L1 )ClMe] ( 1 ), [Pd( L1 )Cl₂] ( C2 ), [Pd( L2 )ClMe] ( 3 ), and [Pd( L2 )Cl₂] ( 4 ) in quantitative yields. Solid state structures of complexes 1 , 3 and 4 established the formation of mononuclear compounds, containing one bidentate ligand unit per metal atom, to give square planar complexes. All the other spectroscopic characterization data and elemental analyses were consistent with the observed structures. All the palladium (II) complexes 1–4 gave active catalysts in the methoxycarbonylation of 1‐octenes. The catalysts demonstrated 100% chemoselectivities towards esters and favored the formation of linear isomers. Reaction conditions such as the type of phosphine derivative, acid promoter, solvent system, time, pressure and temperature have been investigated and shown to affect both the catalytic activity and regio‐selectivity of the catalysts. Solid‐angle modelling established the comparable steric contributions from the ligands, consistent with the similar regioselectivities of the resultant catalysts.     

(1)H and (19)F PGSE diffusion and HOESY NMR studies on cationic palladium (II) 1,3-diphenylallyl complexes in THF solution

THF solutions of the cationic chiral 1,3-diphenylallyl bidentate phosphine complexes [Pd(eta(3)-PhCHCHCHPh)(Duphos)](CF(3)SO(3)), Duphos = 1,2-Bis-((2R,5R)-2,5-dimethylphospholano)benzene), 2, and [Pd(eta(3)-PhCHCHCHPh)(P,S)]BF(4), 4, P,S = [8-((o-(diphenylphosphino)benzyl) thiomethyl]-(7,7'-dimethyl)-exo-norborneol, have been studied via pulsed gradient spin-echo (PGSE) diffusion, (1)H, (19)F HOESY and a variety of other multi-dimensional NMR methods. On the basis of the (1)H, (19)F HOESY data, the anions show a preference for a specific structural position with respect to the eta(3)-PhCHCHCHPh allyl ligand, i.e. the anion does not move evenly around the periphery of the cation. THF is shown to promote significant ion pairing, although neither 2 nor 4 shows 100% ion pairing.     

[2‐(Isopropylthio)benzoato‐O,S]phenyl(triphenylphosphine)palladium(II) tetrahydrofuran solvate

In the title compound, [Pd(C₆H₅)(C₁₀H₁₁O₂S)(C₁₈H₁₅P)]·C₄H₈O, an iso­propyl­thio­benzoate ligand is coordinated in a bidentate fashion to the central Pd atom through the O and S atoms. The square‐planar geometry of the Pd atom is completed by a phenyl ligand and a tri­phenyl­phosphine group but is distorted by the bidentate ligand, which forms a six‐membered chelate ring. This ring deviates strongly from planarity, which is illustrated by the plane through the phenyl portion of the chelate ring forming a dihedral angle of 62.3 (1)° with the coordination plane.     

Kinetic and mechanistic studies of sulfur transfer from imidomethylrhenium sulfides

The bis(2,6-diisopropylphenylimido)methylrhenium(VII) sulfide dimer, [CH(3)Re(NAr)(2)](2)(mu-S)(2) (1), reacts with a 1:1 amount of a phosphine or an alkyl isocyanide to yield a dimeric rhenium(VI) species, [CH(3)Re(NAr)(2)](2)(mu-S) (2), which has been structurally characterized. The two rhenium atoms in 2 are within bonding distance, 280 pm, more than 90 pm shorter than in 1. With excess L, 1 reacts to give a monomeric rhenium(V) complex, CH(3)Re(NAr)(2)L(2) (3A, L = PZ(3), Z = alkyl, aryl; 3B, L = isocyanide). The rate of formation of 3A is first-order with respect to [1] and second-order with respect to monodentate phosphine concentrations. With bidentate phosphines, however, the order with respect to the phosphine drops to unity. The addition of another (nonoxidizable) coordinating ligand, such as pyridine or one of its derivatives, accelerates the formation of 3A. In the presence of a pyridine ligand the reaction is first-order with respect to phosphine concentration, both monodentate and bidentate. The reactions between phosphines and 2 are slower than those with 1, which excludes [CH(3)Re(NAr)(2)](2)(mu-S) from being the intermediate in the reactions of 1. To account for that, we have proposed an intervening species that partitions between transformation to 3 with excess L and to 2 otherwise.     

Chelating effect as a driving force for the selective formation of heteroligated Pt(II) complexes with bidentate phosphino-chalcoether ligands

The halide-induced ligand rearrangement reaction (HILR) has been employed to provide selective and exclusive in situ formation of heteroligated Rh(I), Pd(II), and Pt(II) complexes with bidentate phosphino-chalcoether ligands. To gain insights on the nature of this unique reaction, we explored this process via the stepwise addition of bidentate phosphino-chalcoether (P, X; X = S or Se) and relevant monodentate phosphine ligands with a Pt(II) metal precursor. The corresponding monoligated complexes were obtained in quantitative yields by reacting 1 equiv of a P, X bidentate ligand with Pt(II) and were fully characterized via single crystal X-ray diffraction studies and heteronuclear ((31)P, (77)Se, and (195)Pt) NMR spectroscopy in solution. These species were further reacted with a second equivalent of either a bidentate ligand or the monodentate ethyl diphenylphosphine ligand, resulting in the clean formation of the heteroligated species or, in the case of the monodentate ligand with an electron-withdrawing bidentate ligand, a mixture of products. On the basis of competitive exchange reactions between these heteroligated, homoligated, and monoligated complexes, we conclude that ligand chelation plays a crucial role in the Pt(II) HILR. The in situ preferable formation of the stable monoligated complex allows for ligand sorting to occur in these systems. In all cases where the heteroligated product results, the driving force to these species is ligand chelation.     

Dendritic effects in catalysis by Pd complexes of bidentate phosphines on a dendronized support: Heck vs. carbonylation reactions

Bidentate phosphine ligands have been prepared on polystyrene beads modified with polyether dendron spacers. When complexed to Pd(0), these systems exhibited a negative dendritic effect on Heck catalysis (contrary to the analogous monodentate phosphine systems), but mostly a positive influence on carbonylation. This opposite influence of the dendronization falls into line with other differences in the optimal ligand structure for the two reactions. The negative effect on the Heck catalysis with bidentate phosphines may indicate that dendrimer-induced reduction in the cross-linking upon Pd complexation is responsible for the positive effect in the corresponding monodentate phosphine systems.     

Pincer ligands with an all-phosphorus donor set: subtle differences between rhodium and palladium

The synthesis of a new, all-phosphorus pincer PP(NEt2)P ligand L3(NEt2), which is derived from 2-indolylphosphine and features a central N(2)P(NEt(2)) core, is described. This 'PPP' species shows coordination toward Rh as a neutral trisphosphine ligand. Tridentate diphenylphosphine-derived PP(H)P ligands L1(H) and L2(H), featuring a secondary phosphine core, show 'ambivalent' coordination, acting as persistent neutral triphosphine ligands with Rh, and as easily-formed monoanionic phosphido(bisphosphine) pincer ligands toward Pd. These subtle differences, which might be more general for group 9 and 10 metal complexes with this ligand set, are explained by comparative DFT calculations (BP86; def2-TZVP level of theory) for the Rh and Pd species involved, including those with the structurally related PN(H)P ligands. The optimized structure for complex PdCl(L2) indicates minimal overlap of available Pd d-orbitals with the lone pair of the central, deprotonated phosphorus atom (formally a phosphido fragment), suggesting that it behaves predominantly like a bulky phosphine instead of a phosphido fragment.     

Unexpected hydrodeiodo Sonogashira-Heck-Casser coupling reaction of 2,2'-diiodobiphenyls with acetylenes

2,2'-Diiodobiphenyl-4,4'-dicarboxylic acid dimethyl ester (3) undergoes either a ring-closure reaction with phenylacetylene to give 4 or hydrodeiodo phenylethynylation to give 5 under the catalytic conditions of Pd(OAc)(2)/CuI/phosphine in amines. In these reactions, the amine and the phosphine ligands play important roles in controlling the reactivity. Among the ligands we used, tris(o-tolyl)phosphine is the best ligand for hydrodeiodo phenylethynylation, while the bidentate phosphine ligand retards both of the reactions. On the basis of our results, we propose that 5 is formed through a fast hydrodeiodination, followed by a Sonogashira phenylethynylation. The results of the deuterium labeling experiments show that proton exchange between the acetylenic proton and the alkyl protons of amine occurs effectively under the reaction conditions. In addition, the hydrogen that replaces the iodide in the hydrodeiodination process arises mainly from the acetylenic proton.     

Metal-assisted ring-closing/opening process of a chiral tetrahydroquinazoline

The ring-chain tautomerism of a 2-aryl-1,2,3,4-tetrahydroquinazoline has been exploited to induce reversible changes in the aminal-imine equilibrium, as desired, by coordination of a suitable metal ion. This process was studied by NMR and UV-vis spectroscopies, X-ray crystallography, and molecular modeling approach. The results obtained show that the imine H(2)L(i) undergoes a selective ring-closing reaction upon complexation with Ni(2+). As a result, complexes of the type Ni(HL(a))(2) are obtained, whose chirality arises from the chiral ligand H(2)L(a) and the helicity of the structure. Hence, helical enantiomers form the following racemates: [Δ-C(R,R)N(S,S),Λ-C(S,S)N(R,R)]-Ni(HL(a))(2)·2HOAc and [Δ,Λ-C(S,R)N(R,S)]-Ni(HL(a))(2)·4MeOH. In contrast to the situation observed for Ni(2+), the cyclic tautomer of the ligand, H(2)L(a), undergoes a selective ring-opening reaction upon complex formation with Pd(2+), ultimately yielding Pd(HL(i))(2)·MeOH, in which the open-chain imine ligand is bidentate through the N,O donor set of the quinoline residue. Density functional theory calculations were conducted to provide insight into the different behavior of both coordinated metals (Ni(2+) and Pd(2+)) and to propose a mechanism for the metal-assisted opening/closing reaction of the tetrahydroquinazoline ring.