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Rhodium zirconocene

The twofold deprotonation of a hydrosulfide zirconocene with the appropriate rhodium compound results in the clean formation of d°-d trinuclear complex (equation 38). ... [Pg.5305]

The zirconocene bis(arylamido) complex 787 was obtained by the reaction of Cp2ZrCl2 with 2 equiv. of the lithium amide605 (Scheme 195). When the reaction is carried out in a 1 1 ratio, the monoamide zirconocene chloride is generated as the major product. Reaction of in situ-generated Cp 2Zr with 2-(methylmercapto)aniline yields monoamido zirconocene hydride 788, the spectroscopic data of which suggest an interaction between the S atom and the Zr center in this complex. The bis(amido) complex 787 serves as a precursor for the synthesis of amido rhodium and iridium complexes. [Pg.910]

Three classes of catalysts have been studied for the asymmetric hydrogenation of imines. One class of catalyst is generated from late transition metal precursors and bisphosphines. These catalysts have typically been generated from rhodium and iridium precursors. A second class of catalyst is based on the chiral titanocene and zirconocene systems presented in the previous section on the asymmetric hydrogenation of unfunctionalized olefins. The third class of catalyst is used for the transfer hydrogenation of imines and consists of ruthenium or rhodium complexes containing diamine, amino tosylamide, or amino alcohol ligands. " ... [Pg.629]

Homogeneous catalysts play an important role in industry as well as in research laboratories. Established applications include, for example, polymerization processes with zirconocene and its derivatives, rhodium- or cobalt-catalyzed hydroformylation of olefins, and enantioselective isomerization catalysts for the preparation of menthol. In contrast to heterogeneous catalysts, more experimental studies of reaction mechanisms are available and the active species can be characterized experimentally in some cases. Most catalysts are based on transition metal compounds, for which electronic structures and properties are well studied theoretically. A substantial number of elementary reactions, such as reductive elimination, oxidative addition, alkene or carbonyl migratory insertion, etc., have been experimentally Studied in detail by means of isotopic, NMR, and IR studie.s, as well as theoretically. ... [Pg.248]

Similar complexes of the type ar -zirconocene/rhodium-cyclopentadienyl, such as 353, were also obtained and fully characterized. ... [Pg.197]


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