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Alkenes mixed metals

It can be expected that solid bases could be successful for commercializing the alkylation of toluene with methanol as a route to styrene, or for selective alkene coupling. There is no doubt that achieving success in several important commercial processes will boost the field of solid base catalysis. Because it appears to be difficult to achieve superbasic organic resins, much more attention should be paid to enhancement of the base strengths of solid superbases. Further work should be done on supported alkali metals and mixed metal oxides. Development of new solid superbases will be improved by increasing our understanding of how alkali metal clusters (302-304) interact with supports and become stabilized. [Pg.295]

Light hydrocarbons consisting of oxygen or other heteroatoms are important intermediates in the chemical industry. Selective hydrocarbon oxidation of alkenes progressed dramatically with the discovery of bismuth molybdate mixed-metal-oxide catalysts because of their high selectivity and activity (>90%). These now form the basis of very important commercial multicomponent catalysts (which may contain mixed metal oxides) for the oxidation of propylene to acrolein and ammoxidation with ammonia to acrylonitrile and to propylene oxide. [Pg.101]

Independent discovery of the silylformylation of alkynes was reported by the Matsuda and Ojima groups. The general reaction involves addition of both CO and tertiary hydrosilane to an alkyne to yield silyl alkenals, catalyzed by rhodium or rhodium-cobalt mixed metal clusters [Eq. (46)]. [Pg.237]

V(IV) and V(V), with imido, amido, N-donor ligands, 5, 20 Alkylidiene-metallacyclobutane pathway, as alkene polymerization competitor, 1, 136 Alkylidyne-alkynes, in Ru-Os mixed-metal clusters, 6, 1080... [Pg.46]

Most of the reported reactions between tetranuclear clusters and alkynes involve mixed-metal cluster species. In these systems hydride and carbon monoxide substitution generally occurs [Eq. (11)] (194-200), although in some cases Me3NO has been used to activate the starting material (201, 202), and in still others cluster breakdown takes place even under mild reaction conditions (203). Rh4(CO)12 (204) and Ir4(CO)12 (205) retain their nuclearity in reactions with alkynes, but in the latter case the metal framework geometry is altered (Fig. 7). The use of [Ir4(CO)11Br] instead of Ir4(CO)12 in reactions with alkenes produces alkene-substituted tetranuclear complexes (189), as shown in Fig. 7. Few other homonuclear clusters have been found to react with alkynes (206-208). In the reaction between the tetranuclear cluster Cp2W2Ir2(CO) 0 and diphenylacetylene two independent processes... [Pg.178]

C. Mixed-Metal Organolithium Compounds with Unsaturated (Alkene, Arene) Uganda... [Pg.398]

The addition of diboron compounds to alkynes is an excellent method for the synthesis of c -diboryl alkenes (Scheme 2-11) [34], The reaction is catalyzed by Pt(PPh3)4 at 80 and works well not only with terminal but also with internal alkynes. The addition of the Si-B [35] or Sn-B [36] bonds to alkynes gives mixed-metal alkenylboron reagents which have potential ability for use in the stepwise double cross-coupling reaction at both metallated carbons. [Pg.39]

Multiple metallations are the most common method of synthesizing di- or poly-metallated species. Alkenes give polyanions with the mixed base, C4H9Li—( 3)3-COK. Ketones and -diketones give mixed metal dianions or polyanions by sequential treatment with KH and C HgLi. [Pg.211]

The 2005 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was jointly awarded to Robert H. Grubbs (Caltech), Yves Chauvin (French Petroleum Institute), and Richard R. Schrock (MIT) for establishing olefin metathesis as a reaction of synthetic versatility and contributing to an understanding of the mechanism of this novel process. Olefin metathesis first surfaced in the late 1950s when industrial researchers found that alkenes underwent a novel reaction when passed over a heated bed of mixed metal oxides. Propene, for example, was converted to a mixture of ethylene and 2-butene (cis + trans). [Pg.631]

Murata T, Mizobe Y, Gao H, Ishii Y, Wakabayashi T, Nakano F, Tanase T, Yano S, Hidai M, Echizen JI, Nanikawa H, Motomural S (1994) Syntheses of mixed-metal sulfide cubane-type clusters with the novel PdMo3S4 core and reactivities of the unique tetrahedral Pd site surrounded by sulfide ligands toward alkenes, CO, rBuNC, and alkynes. J Am Chem Soc 116 3389-3398... [Pg.285]


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