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Silicon—manganese bonds

Triphenylphosphine reacts with the manganese-silicon bonded compound (6) by reductive elimination ... [Pg.256]

Silicon and germanium hydrides react with cobalt, manganese and rhenium carbonyls affording complexes having a silicon (or germanium)-metal bond. These reactions, described previously for inactive compounds have been used in the synthesis of optically active silyl and germyl-transition metals ... [Pg.85]

However, manganese hydrides undergo substitution at silicon without cleavage of the silicon-manganese bond Scheme 13) ... [Pg.101]

Despite the development of various intermolecular radical addition methods, those studies have rarely accommodated additional functionality, our discovery of the manganese-mediated photolysis conditions notwithstanding. Prior to that discovery, we began to elaborate an alternative strategy which employs temporary tethers ([115, 116] reviews of silicon-tethered reactions [117-120]) (silyl ether or acetal linkages) linking radical and acceptor. In this scenario the C-C bond is constructed via cyclization, in which internal conformational constraints can control diaster-eoselectivity. The tether itself would be converted to useful functionality upon cleavage, and once the tether is cleaved the net result may be considered as formal acyclic stereocontrol. ... [Pg.79]

Although even in the IiAUi cleavage of the Si-Pt bonds a reductive elimination process is likely to occur, since the configuration at silicon is almost completely retained, a nucleophilic displacement of the silyl ligand is still conceivable. Deuterium labeling experiments have unambiguously demonstrated this possibility in silyl-manganese complexes (213). [Pg.145]

The easy reductive elimination process does not seem to arise from a particular lability of hydrosilane adduct 166. Complex 166 is stable in solution. Moreover, functionalized silyl-manganese complexes were shown to undergo substitution at silicon without Si-Mn bond cleavage (251) (Scheme 58). [Pg.147]

As regards the similarity with simple coordination of two-electron ligands, it is of interest to discuss the oxidative addition of silicon hybrid to methyl cyclopentadienyl-manganese carbonyl and the nature of the bonding in the adduct. Hydrido silyl-manganese complexes were first prepared by Jetz and Graham according to... [Pg.325]


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