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Neopentylidene hydride complexes

The Reaction of Tantalum Neopentylidene Hydride Complexes with Ethylene... [Pg.359]

S. J. Holmes, D. N. Clark, H. W. Turner, and R. R. Schrock, o-Hydride Elimination from Methylene and Neopentylidene Ligands. Preparation and Protonation of Tungsten(IV) Methylidyne and Neopentylidyne Complexes, J. Am. Chem. Soc. 104, 6322-6329 (1982). [Pg.289]

A conceptual process for ethylene dimerization in the presence of tantalum or niobium based catalysts has been developed by MIT researchers [6-8]. The technology is based on a metal hydride-based homogeneous catalyst that selectively dimerizes ethylene to butene-1. The particular catalyst is neopentylidene complex of tantalum or niobium. The preparation of the homogeneous catalyst is rather a complex process the tantalum complex is prepared by reacting tri-neopentyl tantalum dichloride, Ta(CH2CMe3)3Cl2 and neopentyl lithium LiCH2CMe3 in octane solvent to yield thermally stable neopentylidene tantalum catalyst in quantitative yield. [Pg.517]

Metathesis is the best route to these complexes. The preparation of W alkylidehes by a-hydride abstraction has had only limited success , and the neopentylidene substrate is prepared by an unusual heterometallic exchange reaction ... [Pg.134]

Supported Ta-Neopentylidene Complexes A silica-supported Ta-alkylidene [(=SiO) Ta(=CHCMe3)(CH2CMe3)p j] catalyst has been synthesized and well characterized [76, 77]. This Ta-alkylidene catalyst possesses a neopentyl ligand and an alkylidene group, and was found to be active for propane metathesis (TON=33). Since the precursor is not a hydride and a proposed carbene hydride is known to be the intermediate, this implies that Ta-neopentyl and neopentylidene organometaUic species are initially transformed into this key species (Scheme 2.10) [78-83]. Different initiation steps have been suggested. One involves the initial addition of the alkane into the alkylidene moiety to form multiple Ta-alkyl species, which can then decompose via an a-H abstraction to produce a Ta-alkylidene (Scheme 2.10a) [84, 85]. [Pg.46]


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