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Iridium XYLIPHOS

A good example of conventional gaseous hydrogenation methodology is the very efficient imine reduction shown in Figure 1.21 using iridium XYLIPHOS catalyst. [Pg.12]

Iridium nanoparticles, preparation, 12, 82 Iridium(III) O-ligated complexes, preparation, 7, 315 Iridium polyhydrides, preparation and characteristics, 7, 405 Iridium pyrrolyl derivatives, reactivity, 7, 282 Iridium tetrahydrides, characteristics, 7, 407-408 Iridium trihydrides, preparation, 7, 405 Iridium vinylidenes, synthesis and characteristics, 7, 352 Iridium xyliphos complexes, properties, 7, 442 Iridoids, via Pauson-Khand reaction, 11, 360 Iron(arene) (cyclopentadienyl) cations, preparation and reactivity, 6, 166... [Pg.130]

Another impressive example of a P-containing catalyst is provided by the Novartis process for the manufacture of the herbicide metalchlor. This employs an iridium complex of xyliphos, and achieves a product purity of 80% ee (12.378) [13,58]. [Pg.1193]

Scheme 12 Iridium (iodo) and (hydrido) (iodo) complexes containing the xyliphos ligand. Scheme 12 Iridium (iodo) and (hydrido) (iodo) complexes containing the xyliphos ligand.
Studies of imine binding to iridium employed a slightly simpler 2,6-dimethylphenyl-substituted imine rather than the 2-methyl-6-ethylphenyl-substituted imine of the commercial process. Treatment of [Ir(cod)(xyliphos)]BF4 with the imine under H2 resulted in displacement of 1,5-cyclooetadiene, oxidative addition of H2, and binding of the imine in a chelate manner. The Ir(lll) dihydride adduct, [Ir(xyliphos)(MeOCH2-C(Me)=N(2,6-Me2C6H3)H2]BF4, was shown by NMR spectroscopy to exist as a mixture of foru stereoisomers, each having m-hydride ligands, with the methyl ether function always trans to hydride and the imine N trans to P. The two major isomers, shown in Scheme 13, are formed in almost equal amounts. [Pg.442]

Nowadays enantioselective synthesis of the herbicide (5)-metolachlor (Dual Magnum) is, to our knowledge, one of the most successful commercial applications of asymmetric C=N bond hydrogenation. Developed by Blaser and Spindler as a key step in the technical synthesis of (5)-metolachlor, the enantioselective hydrogenation of an imine intermediate 193 proceeds in the presence of an iridium ferrocenyl-diphosphine catalyst bearing a Solvias Josiphos-type chiral ligand (/ )-Xyliphos to give... [Pg.939]


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