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Conjugate addition reactions hydroformylation

Transition metal catalyzed asymmetric hydrocarboration reactions are addition reactions forming one C—C and one C—H bond. Prominent examples are hydrovinylation, hydroformylation, hydroacylation, hydrocarboxylation, and hydrocyanation. Various related conversions, such as hydroalkylation, hydroarylation, conjugate addition, reductive dimerization, and metal induced ene reactions are collected in Section 1.5.8.2.6. dealing with miscellaneous methods of this type. Some of these methods are not exclusively mediated by metal catalysts and therefore are also covered in other sections of this volume. [Pg.293]

The hydroformylation of conjugated dienes with unmodified cobalt catalysts is slow, since the insertion reaction of the diene generates an tj3-cobalt complex by hydride addition at a terminal carbon (equation 10).5 The stable -cobalt complex does not undergo facile CO insertion. Low yields of a mixture of n- and iso-valeraldehyde are obtained. The use of phosphine-modified rhodium catalysts gives a complex mixture of Cs monoaldehydes (58%) and C6 dialdehydes (42%). A mixture of mono- and di-aldehydes are also obtained from 1,3- and 1,4-cyclohexadienes with a modified rhodium catalyst (equation ll).29 The 3-cyclohexenecarbaldehyde, an intermediate in the hydrocarbonylation of both 1,3- and 1,4-cyclo-hexadiene, is converted in 73% yield, to the same mixture of dialdehydes (cis.trans = 35 65) as is produced from either diene. [Pg.922]

Conjugated diolefins react in an interesting fashion with synthesis gas. The major overall reaction consists of the hydrogenation of one double bond and the hydroformylation of the other. Thus, for example, butadiene gives n-valeraldehyde. The reaction may proceed by 1,4-hydrogen addition followed by isomerization and hydroformylation ... [Pg.392]

Based on the fact that other unsaturated compounds containing a double bond conjugated to an aromatic nucleus were reduced rather than hydroformylated, the products of the reaction were carefully analyzed and, in accordance with prior work, it was found that a mixture of two aldehydes resulted. But in addition, a 25 % yield of the reduction product,... [Pg.394]


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