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Metallation of Skeletal C-Atoms in Si-Methylated Carbosilanes

A very promising means for incorporating CH2 groups into the preparative scheme is via a selective acid-base reaction between — Me2Si—CH2—SiMe2— and LiR to produce — Me2Si—CHLi —SiMe2— + RH [103]. The solution to this task demands [Pg.169]

For this investigation, l,l,3,3,5,5-hexamethyl-l,3,5-trisilacyclohexane was chosen as model substance, because of its ability to undergo multiple lithiation and silylation reactions. Reaction of (Mc2Si—CH2)3 with n-BuLi/TMEDA in hexane in 2-3 hrs at 30 °C or 24 hrs at 20 °C quantitatively produced the monolithiated compound  [Pg.169]

The reaction is thermodynamically controlled and the carbanion is stabilised by two adjacent SiMe2—CH2 groups. A kinetically controlled metallation of the SiMe group [Pg.169]

Quantitative silylation occurs on reaction with trimethylchlorosilane, in which no byproducts were observed [Pg.170]

Two possible reaction products are conceivable by reaction of 2M with n-BuLi  [Pg.170]


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C atom

C-Metalation

C-methylation

CS-metal

Carbosilane

Carbosilanes

Carbosilanes methylation

Metals, skeletal

Methyl 2-C-

Methylated metals

Methylation of metallated

Methylation, metal

Skeletal atom

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