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Metathesis degenerate

Handbook of Metathesis VoL 1 Catalyst Development and Mechanism, Second Edition. [Pg.305]


Early studies with deuterium-labeled57 58 and l4C-labeled compounds59 60 established that cleavage of the double bonds occurs. For example, the degenerate metathesis of 2-butene and perdeutero-2-butene57 results in the formation of [l,l,l,2-2H4]-2-butene as the only new labeled compound [Eq. (12.11)] which is consistent with alkylidene exchange [Eq. (12.10)] ... [Pg.700]

The trend of structural selectivity can be summarized as degenerate metathesis of terminal alkenes (exchange of methylene groups) > cross-metathesis of terminal and internal alkenes > metathesis of internal alkenes > productive metathesis of terminal alkenes (formation of internal alkene and ethylene).87 Since different catalyst systems exhibit different selectivities, a simple general picture accounting for all stereochemical phenomena of metathesis is not feasible. [Pg.704]

With terminal alkenes, degenerate metathesis (equation 13), competes with productive metathesis (equation 14), to an extent which depends very much on the catalyst. [Pg.1514]

Isotopic labelling experiments have demonstrated that for the reaction of propene on MoC VTiC h or on photoreduced Mo03/TiC>2 the chain carrier for the degenerate metathesis is [Mo]=CHMe rather than [Mo]=CH2149-151. As a general rule in olefin metathesis a substituted carbene is less reactive than an unsubstituted carbene, and so the former tends to build up to a higher steady state. [Pg.1515]

The alkene metathesis reaction was unprecedented - such a non-catalysed concerted four-centred process is forbidden by the Woodward-Hoffmann rules - so new mechanisms were needed to account for the products. Experiments by Pettit showed that free cyclobutane itself was not involved it was not converted to ethylene (<3%) under the reaction condition where ethylene underwent degenerate metathesis (>35%, indicated by experiments involving Di-ethylene) [10]. Consequently, direct interconversion of the alkenes, via an intermediate complex (termed a quasi-cyclobutane , pseudo-cyclobutane or adsorbed cyclobutane ) generated from a bis-alkene complex was proposed, and a detailed molecular orbital description was presented to show how the orbital symmetry issue could be avoided, Scheme 12.14 (upper pathway) [10]. [Pg.344]

The synthesis of d° Alkylidene complexes by Schrock demonstrated that carbene complexes could be isolated that were electronically similar to those postulated to be involved in the alkene metathesis reaction see Schrock-type Carbene Complexes). Eventually, this pioneering work led to the synthesis of a class of compounds that are among the most active catalysts known for metathesis chemistry. The first observation that a d° carbene complex was involved in metathesis chemistry was when Tebbe showed that the Ti complex (2) would catalyze the degenerate metathesis of... [Pg.2683]

Maury O, Lefort L, Vidal V, Thivolle-Cazat J, Basset J-M (1999) Metathesis of alkanes Evidence for degenerate metathesis of ethane over a silica-supported tantalum hydride prepared by surface organometallic chemistry. Angew Chem Int Ed 38 1952... [Pg.437]

Molybdenum oxide supported on amorphous 3-Ti02 and reduced with hydrogen or carbon monoxide, followed by reoxidation with a mixture of N2O and H2, is a novel olefin metathesis catalyst. Tanaka et al. report that the metathesis reaction proceeds over this catalyst without hydrogen scrambling or isomerization through alkyl or carbonium intermediates. Degenerate metathesis is ten- to fourteen-fold faster than non-degenerate metathesis. ... [Pg.113]

Fjj initial rate for degenerate metathesis Fp initial rate for productive metathesis. 0.5g catalyst, 6.7 wt% M0O3, pressure of propene 3.3 kPa. The rate of formation of ethene (mol C2ll)/mol Mo/s) assuming that all Mo atoms are active sites. [Pg.94]

Degenerate metathesis of terminal olefins by Cp2Ti(CH2AlMe2Cl) [45]... [Pg.224]

Application to Cross Metathesis, Ethenolysis, and Degenerate Metathesis... [Pg.91]

Figure 8.8 Ruthenacycles derived from complexes that favor degenerate metathesis. Figure 8.8 Ruthenacycles derived from complexes that favor degenerate metathesis.
Scheme 10.1 (a,b) Productive and degenerate metathesis reactions of propylene. [Pg.306]

Degenerate Metathesis with Early Transition-Metal Catalysts 307... [Pg.307]


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