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NHCs , applications asymmetric catalysis

Very recently, Stahl et al. reported the first synthesis of a 7-membered NHC ligand [98]. Despite substantial effort, the isolation of the free carbene 21 was not successful. However, palladium complexes of 21 could be formed and structurally characterized. Ligand 21 is C2 symmetric as a result of a torsional twist which is thought to attenuate the antiaromatic character of the 87r-electron carbene heterocycle [101,102]. It will be interesting to see, if the synthesis of conformationally stable analogues and their application in asymmetric catalysis will be feasible. [Pg.15]

This volume provides the reader with the most important and exiting results pertaining the use of NHC complexes in transition-metal catalysis. Following an introductory chapter, which deals with the properties of NHC compounds and discusses some insightful examples, routes to NHC complexes will be described, a prerequisite for doing catalysis. Chapters on NHC complexes in oxidation chemistry and in metathesis reactions are accompanied by a chapter on palladium-catalyzed reactions and another on catalysis by other metals. Finally, this book would be incomplete without treating applications in asymmetric catalysis, which rounds out this volume. [Pg.239]

Although phosphinite- and NHC-based iridium catalysts show very similar enantiose-lectivities in the hydrogenation of various olefins, replacement of the phosphinite group by an A-heterocyclic carbene (NHC) unit results in particularly effective catalysts which are much better suited for the hydrogenation of acid-sensitive substrates beeause of the lower acidity of iridium hydride intermediates produced. The new NHC-pyridine ligands are also likely to prove useful for other applications in asymmetric catalysis." ... [Pg.159]

Pd isocyanides and chiral diamines [eqn (9.11)]/ Complex 98 gave modest activity and enantioselectivity in aza-Claisen rearrangement, however this new family of complexes has great potential for asymmetric catalysis, owing to the large variety of available chiral diamines. Finally, Xia reported the application of a number of simple NHC-Pd complexes to the synthesis of ureas from the corresponding amines and High activities... [Pg.391]


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