Lecture 7 Flashcards

1
Q

How is reactivity dictated?

A

By polarisation effects

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2
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What oxidation state is the Ln in?

A

+3 oxidation state

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3
Q

What are the two steps used to start building catalytic cycles?

A
  • insertion

- sigma bond metathesis

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4
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What is the nature of a Ln catalyst?

A
  • fast ligand exchange
  • highly reactive
  • low functional group tolerance
  • no redox potentials so ox add and red elim can’t occur
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5
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how is regiochemistry determined?

A
  • by the stabilising groups involved in the reaction

- consider conjugation etc when looking at a reaction

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6
Q

When does polymerisation occur?

A

If the rate of insertion is much greater than the rate of sigma bond metathesis

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7
Q

Name two selective oxidising agents

A

CAS and CAN

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8
Q

What reaction does Kagan’s reagent perform?

A

Effective as a reducing agent

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9
Q

How are Ce(III) salts used in organic synthesis

A
  • favour 1,2 over 1,4 addition due to hard hard reactions

- e.g. leuche reaction

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10
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How are trivalent Ln 3+ ions used in organic synthesis

A
  • as Lewis acid catalysts

- in addition to chiral ligands in asymmetric catalysts

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