Carboranes metal complexes

Carborane-metal complexes, 8, 87-113 Catalysis by organometallics carbonylation, 6, 158-163 hydroformylation, 6, 128-136 olefin reactions, 7, 199-202 organic syntheses by nickel compounds, 8, 48-83 reviews, 10, 331-336 Cationic metal carbonyls, 8, 117-159 Chromium carbonyls, 8, 133-159, see also Benchrotrenes Cobaloximes, 7, 161, 203 Cobalt carbonyl, 6, 119-163 8, 152-155 Cotton-Kraihanzel method, 10, 213-214 Coupling reactions, on nickel, 8, 30-39, 82-83... 

Boron atoms in transition metal clusters Denuding the boron atom of B-H interactions in transition metal boron clusters Transition metal boride clusters at the molecular level Recent advances in the chemistry of carborane metal complexes incorporating d and /block elements The interplay of alkylidyne and carbaborane ligands at metal centres. I. Synthesis of electronically unsaturated mixed-metal complexes. II. Proton-mediated reactions... 

A series of chelated bis (carborane) metal complexes have been made by the following type of reaction (JO). 

There is much important material in reviews of methods for the synthesis of hydrocarbon bridged transition metal complexes without metal-metal bonds, hydrozirconation-isomerisation, the complexation of a-bonds by transition metals, the chemistry of carborane metal complexes incorporating d- and f-block elements, and transition metals in organic synthesis covering the year 1991.20... 

Saxena, A. K. and Hosmane, N. S. 1993. Recent advances in the chemistry of carborane metal-complexes incorporating D-Block and F-block elements. Chem. Rev. 93 1081-1124. 

Neutral carboranes and boranes react with transition-metal complexes forming metallocarboranes or metalloboranes, respectively. However, most metallocarboranes and metalloboranes are prepared from transition-metal halides and anionic carborane and borane species ( 6.5.3.4) or by reacting metal atoms and neutral boranes and carboranes. These reactions are oxidative addition reactions ( 6.5.3.3). 

Precise placement of metal complexing sites within the infrastructure of a cascade molecule is of importance from a variety of perspectives. In the construction of the above noted Micellane family (cf. Sect. 3.1), we reported the construction of dendrimers with four alkyne moieties at sites equidistant from each other in the interior (17, Fig. 8) [60]. These were treated with decaborane (B10H14) to afford 1,2-dicarba-closo-dodecaboranes (o-carboranes) [71]. Rendering boron clusters soluble in water is of interest because of their use in cancer treatment by Boron Neutron Cancer Therapy. First and second generation water-soluble dendrimers containing four and twelve precisely located boron cluster sites, respectively, were synthesized (e.g., 18). These water soluble dendrimers and their precursors were characterized by 13C-, and nB-NMR spectroscopy (Fig. 8). 

The stability of the liquid carboranes depends on the substituents R at carbon and boron. The axial (endo) hydrogen atom is acidic and involved in 3c2e bonding to one of the basal boron atoms. In the 1H NMR it exhibits a high field shift near S = —1.4. Deprotonation of 55 with potassium or Bu Li leads to the anion (55-H)-, which is isolobal with C5H5. Reactions of 55 and (55-H) with appropriate metal complexes lead to metallacarboranes with sandwich structures [67, 69],... 

Metal Complexes of Monocarbon Carboranes A Neglected Area... 

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