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オキシダティブC−C結合形成オルガノメタリックNi (II),Ni (III),Ni (IV) コンプレックス

Michael B Watson¹, Nigam P Rath², Liviu M Mirica¹

¹Department of Chemistry, Washington University , One Brookings Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63130-4899, United States.

Journal of the American Chemical Society

|December 21, 2016

まとめ

安定したニッケル複合体,Ni (III) とNi (IV) の有機金属が合成された. Ni (IV) 複合体を用いたフォトレドックス触媒は,室温でのC−C結合の急速な形成を可能にし,二重触媒システムに影響を及ぼした.

科学分野:

有機金属化学
フォトレドックス触媒
ニッケル複合体

背景:

高価率の有機金属ニッケル複合体の合成と反応性は,高度な触媒システムの開発に不可欠です.
Me3tacnやcycloneophylのような特定のリガンドを持つニッケル複合体を研究することで,新しい反応経路が解き放たれます.

研究の目的:

メ3タクンとサイクロネオフィルのリガンドを用いて,分離可能な有機金属のNi (II),Ni (III),Ni (IV) コンプレクスを合成し,特徴づけること.
これらのニッケル複合体,特にNi (IV) 種の反応性を,光還元条件下で探求する.
C−C結合形成における高価ニッケル中間物質の役割を理解する.

主な方法:

トリデンタートメ3タクンとサイクルCドナーサイクロネオフィルリガンドによるニッケル複合体の合成.
スペクトル検査と分析技術を用いて,Ni (II),Ni (III),Ni (IV) の種を特徴付ける.
Ni (IV) 複合体の青いLED照射を含む光化学的研究.
酸化添加とO2による酸化を含む反応性研究

主要な成果:

単離可能なNi (II),Ni (III),Ni (IV) コンプレックスが成功して合成された.
安定した5座標のNi (III) 複合体は,C−C結合形成の反応性が限られていた.
Ni (III) 複合体の酸化により,6座標のNi (IV) 複合体が生じる.
青い光でNi (IV) 複合体を照射すると,室温で周期的なC-C製品が急速に形成されます.
Ni (III) /Ni (IV) 中間物質とC-C結合形成を生成する酸化添加と急速な酸化を経験した.

結論:

この研究は,ユニークな反応性を持つ安定した高価ニッケル複合体の合成を示しています.
Ni (IV) 複合体によるフォトレドックス触媒は,室温でのC−C結合形成の効率的な経路を提供します.
これらの発見は,二重のNi/フォトレドックス触媒システムにおける高価ニッケル中間物質の関与の提案を支持する.

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