Manganese complexes ethers

Metal salts and complexes have also often been used as redox catalysts for the indirect electrochemical oxidation of alcohols. Particularly, the transformation of benzylic alcohols to benzaldehydes has been studies. For this purpose oxoruthe-nium(IV) and oxoruthenium(V) complexes have been applied as redox catalysts. In a similar way, certain benzyl ethers can be cleaved to yield benzaldehydes and the corresponding alcohols using a di-oxo-bridged binuclear manganese complex Electrogenerated 02(804)3 was used to generated 1-naphthaldehyde from 1-naphthylmethanol... 

The manganese complex 161 is also found to be an excellent catalyst for the reduction of esters to ethers in high yields using H3SiPh (equations 64 and 65)149. 

Oxidative addition of the 16-electron manganese center on the silyl ether leads to silyl-manganese complex III. Attack on III by an incoming alcohol (ROH) leads to complex TV. Pseudorotation gives all four possible structures of IV. Complex IV, having a free proton,... 

Very recently, Jprgensen s group reported the preparation of some chiral nitrido-manganese complexes, which closely resemble those synthesized by the authors group, and the application to asymmetric amination of silyl enol ethers with the chiral complexes using Carreira s method [35], These results were very similar to those of the authors [22]. 

The SjvAr reaction is another attractive method for diaryl ether synthesis, and reactions of o-nitro- and o-cyanofluorobenzenes with phenols were reported . 7r-Complexation of aryl halides with transition metals activates the aromatic nuclei toward S fAr. Segal employed a ruthenium chlorobenzene complex in the poly(aryl ether) synthesis , and the methodology was extensively studied by Pearson, Rich and their coworkers using manganese complex and later iron and ruthenium complexes in natural product synthesis " . The intramolecular substitution of an aromatic chloride with a phenylalanine derivative takes place at room temperature without racemization (equation 27). 

Manganese salen complex catalyzes C—H oxidation of organic molecules with NaOCl or PhIO, giving alcohols . Larrow and Jacobsen observed kinetic resolution in the benzylic hydroxylation . Katsuki and coworkers used the axis chiral salen manganese complexes for the benzyl hydroxylation and ether hydroxylation, and attained higher ee with the ligand possessing (/f,/f)-diamine and (R)-axis chirality (equation 84). ... 

For asymmetric epoxidation of methylstyrene, dehydronaphthalene, and meta-chlorobenzoic acid in the presence of A-methylmorpholine oxide, Reger and Janda synthesized manganese complexes 33 with the salen ligand bound to the methyl ether of poly(ethylene oxide) [69]. 

Vinyl polymerization using metallocomplexes commonly proceeds by a radical pathway and rarely involves an ionic mechanism. For instance, metal chelates in combination with promoters (usually halogenated hydrocarbons) are known as initiators of homo- and copolymerization of vinylacetate. Similar polymer-bound systems are also known [3]. The polymerization mechanism is not well understood, but it is believed to be not exclusively radical or cationic (as polymerization proceeds in water). The macrochelate of Cu with a polymeric ether of acetoacetic acid effectively catalyzes acrylonitrile polymerization. Meanwhile, this monomer is used as an indicator for the radical mechanism of polymerization. Mixed-ligand manganese complexes bound to carboxylated (co)polymers have been used for emulsion polymerization of a series of vinyl monomers. Macromolecular complexes of Cu(N03)2 and Fe(N03)3 with diaminocellulose in combination with CCI4 are active in polymerization of MMA, etc. 

Mn(acac)3 reacts with ethylenediamine (L2) or other primary amines (L) to yield [Mn"(acac)2L2], which can also be prepared by the reaction of the amine or diamine with [Mn(acac)2(H20)2]. Allylamine reacts with [Mn(acac)2-(H20)2] in ether to give a second complex, [Mn(acac)2(H2NCH2==CH2)]2 which is dimeric both in the solid and vapour phases. This is the First example of a dinuclear manganese(ii) acetylacetonate complex. Thermodynamic data have been reported for the manganese(ii)-acetylacetone system in propan-1-ol-water. ... 

Ojima and co-workers first reported the RhCl(PPh2)3-catalyzed hydrosilylation of carbonyl-containing compounds to silyl ethers in 1972.164 Since that time, a number of transition metal complexes have been investigated for activity in the system, and transition metal catalysis is now a well-established route for the reduction of ketones and aldehydes.9 Some of the advances in this area include the development of manganese,165 molybdenum,166 and ruthenium167 complex catalysts, and work by the Buchwald and Cutler groups toward extension of the system to hydrosilylations of ester substrates.168... 

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