Test 4 Flashcards

1
Q

First OM complex ?. Year of synthesis?

A

ziese’s salt. 1827

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2
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ziese’s salt structure

A

contains ethylene

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3
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Carbonyl bond as ligand in OM complex

A

long due to sigma donation from carbonyl carbon and pi backdonation into antibonding orbital of carbonyl. CO is a weak lewis base. Can bind to zero-valent metal.

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4
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Most common type binding of CO

A

terminal

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5
Q

prefix that indicates Coordination sites occupied

A

u

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6
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prefix that indicates number of atoms through which ligand binds to metal

A

m

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7
Q

Why is grignard reactive

A

C (soft base) bound to Mg (hard acid). not stable

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8
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classical ligands

A

don’t bind with zero-valent metals. Good lewis bases.

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9
Q

Ligands similar to CO

A

CS, CSe, CN-, N2, NO+ (linear), NO- (bent)

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10
Q

fischer carbenes

A

contain one or two e-neg heteroatoms bound to carbene carbon

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11
Q

carbene

A

contains metal-carbon double bond

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12
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schrock carbenes

A

contain just H or C bonded to carbene carbon

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13
Q

? carbenes are more stable due to enhanced pi backdonation

A

fischer

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14
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two main classes of OM reactions

A

change OX state, and don’t change ox state

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15
Q

2 basic types of OM rxns that don’t change OX state

A

association, dissociation

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16
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association increases/decreases CN?

17
Q

dissociation increases/decreases CN?

18
Q

oxidative addition effect on CN? on ox state?

A

increase, increase

19
Q

reductive elimination effect on CN? on ox state?

A

decrease, decrease

20
Q

cyclometallation

A

incorporates metal into an organic ring

21
Q

most common type of cylcometallation

A

orthometallation

22
Q

orthometallation

A

Ortho C-H from an adjacent phenyl group forms the ring

23
Q

1,1 insertion

A

bonds to inserted molecule are on same atom

24
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1,2 insertion

A

bonds to inserted molecule are on adjacent atoms

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3 possible mechs of CO insertion
direct, CO migration, alkyl migration
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1st tom flood experiment
CH3Mn(CO)5 w/ *CO. *CO added cis to methyl. Ruled out direct CO insertion.
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2nd tom flood experiment
Mn(CO)5*COCH3 heated. CO dissociated. *CO appeared cis to methyl. Proved carbonyl or alkyl migration but not which one.
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3rd Tom flood experiment
Mn(*CO)5*COCH3 with radioactive carbonyl in cis position heated. Proved alkyl migration. Cis and trans labelled products.
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hydride elimination
transfer of H from ligand to metal
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most common hydride elimination
beta-H elimination
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reverse of B-H elimination
1,2 insertion
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alkyl compounds with beta hydrogens are more/less stable
less
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Abstraction
elimination rxn in which CN of metal does not change. Usually external lewis acid removes substituent from ligand.
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active catalyst
is in the cycle itself