(CHELATING DIPHOSPHINE)RHODIUM-CATALYZED DEUTERIOFORMYLATION OF 1-HEXENE - CONTROL OF REGIOCHEMISTRY BY THE KINETIC RATIO OF ALKYLRHODIUM SPECIES FORMED BY HYDRIDE ADDITION TO COMPLEXED ALKENE

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作者
CASEY, CP
PETROVICH, LM
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[1] Department of Chemistry, University of Wisconsin, Madison
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10.1021/ja00127a014
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O6 [化学];
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0703 ;
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The deuterioformylation of 1-hexene catalyzed by (chelating diphosphine)rhodium catalysts gave nearly exclusive formation of CH3(CH2)(3)CHDCH2CDO and CH3(CH2)(3)CH(CH2D)CDO, with the deuterium label at the beta-carbon and at the aldehyde carbon. Very little deuterium was incorporated into recovered hexenes. These results establish that the regiochemistry of aldehyde formation is set by a largely irreversible addition of a rhodium hydride to complexed 1-hexene to produce an alkylrhodium intermediate that is committed to aldehyde formation. Plausible steric explanations for the increased n:i aldehyde regioselectivity seen for diequatorial chelates compared with apical-equatorial chelates are considered. However, such steric explanations are not supported by molecular mechanics calculations of probable transition states.
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