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Decarbonylation of Aldehydes Rh

Wilkinson s catalyst mediates the decarbonylation of aldehydes (RCHO — RH + CO). It s quite a remarkable reaction, yet the reaction mechanism is quite simple. Nucleophilic addition of Rh(I) to the aldehyde is followed by a 1,2-hydride shift from C to Rh to give an acyl-Rh(III) complex, the product of an overall oxidative addition to the aldehyde C-H bond. Elimination of CO then gives the [Pg.326]

Metals catalyze a diverse set of reactions, and it is difficult to make generalizations, but some basic principles can be kept in mind. [Pg.327]

No matter what the metal and what the transformation, remember to label the atoms, make a list of bonds to make and break, and obey Grossman s rule  [Pg.328]

Palladium complexes are versatile and popular catalysts, catalyzing a wide variety of transformations in good yield under mild conditions. Draw mechanisms for the following Pd-catalyzed reactions. [Pg.328]

Many transition metals other than Pd also catalyze organic reactions. Draw mechanisms for the following metal-catalyzed reactions. [Pg.330]


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