Asian Journal of Organic Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(3)
Published: Feb. 3, 2024
Abstract
The
K
2
S
O
8
‐mediated
direct
hydrazonation
of
methylene
in
pyrazoline‐5‐one
substrates
with
carbazates
and
benzhydrazides
is
reported.
This
protocol
provides
facile
access
to
a
variety
pyrazoline‐5‐one‐4‐hydrazones
53–78
%
yields.
Compared
conventional
methods,
this
approach
simple
one‐pot
route
procedure
conducted
under
transition
metal‐free
conditions
easily
available
raw
materials.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 28, 2025
Terminal
metal–phosphorus
(M–P)
complexes
are
of
significant
contemporary
interest
as
potential
platforms
for
P-atom
transfer
(PAT)
chemistry.
Decarbonylation
metal–phosphaethynolate
(M–PCO)
has
emerged
a
general
synthetic
approach
to
terminal
M–P
complexes.
that
stabilized
by
strong
multiple
bonds
kinetically
persistent
and
isolable.
In
the
absence
stabilization,
formation
diphosphorus-bridged
(i.e.,
M–P–P–M
species)
is
often
interpreted
evidence
intermediacy
reactive,
unobserved
species.
Here,
we
demonstrate
while
diphosphorus
can
arise
from
reactive
species,
P–P
coupling
also
proceed
directly
M–PCO
species
without
Photochemical
decarbonylations
pincer-supported
Ni
(II)–PCO
complex
at
77
K
afford
spectroscopically
observed
Ni–P
complex,
which
best
described
triplet,
Ni(II)-metallophosphinidene
with
two
unpaired
electrons
localized
on
atomic
phosphorus
ligand.
Thermal
annealing
this
transient
results
in
rapid
dimerization
corresponding
P22–-bridged
dinickel
complex.
Unexpectedly,
same
be
accessed
via
thermally
promoted
process
light.
The
analysis
reaction
kinetics,
isotope-labeling
studies,
computational
indicate
thermal
proceeds
noncanonical
mechanism
avoids
intermediates.
Together,
these
represent
first
observation
characterized
intermediates
not
required
obtain
products.
These
observations
provide
critical
mechanistic
understanding
activation
modes
relevant
transfer.
Organic Chemistry Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(14), P. 4041 - 4053
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
This
paper
primarily
focuses
on
the
editing
of
nitrogen
atoms,
encompassing
insertion
N,
substitution
C
with
and
utilization
15
N
in
place
14
for
construction
N-heterocycles.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
62(42)
Published: Aug. 7, 2023
Transition-metal
nitrides/nitrenes
are
highly
promising
reagents
for
catalytic
nitrogen-atom-transfer
reactivity.
They
typically
prepared
in
situ
upon
optically
induced
N2
elimination
from
azido
precursors.
A
full
exploitation
of
their
potential,
however,
requires
in-depth
knowledge
the
primary
photo-induced
processes
and
structural/electronic
factors
mediating
loss
with
birth
terminal
metal-nitrogen
core.
Using
femtosecond
infrared
spectroscopy,
we
elucidate
here
molecular-level
mechanisms
responsible
formation
a
unique
platinum(II)
nitrene
triplet
ground
state
closed-shell
azide
precursor.
The
spectroscopic
data
combination
quantum-chemical
calculations
provide
compelling
evidence
that
product
initial
occupation
singlet
excited
an
anionic
diradical
ligand
is
bound
to
low-spin
d8
-configured
PtII
ion.
Subsequent
intersystem
crossing
generates
Pt-bound
diradical,
which
smoothly
evolves
into
via
near
barrierless
adiabatic
dissociation.
Our
highlight
importance
productive,
-releasing
possessing
ππ*
character
as
design
principle
accessing
efficient
N-atom-transfer
catalysts.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 19, 2025
We
report
the
photogeneration
and
characterization
of
an
open-shell,
terminal
iron
nitrido
(EmL)Fe(N)
using
a
sterically
encumbered
dipyrrin
ligand
environment.
The
Fe–N
distance
in
solid-state,
zero-field
57Fe
Mössbauer
spectrum,
computational
analysis
are
consistent
with
triplet
electronic
ground
state
nitrido.
Notably,
attenuation
multiple
bond
character
through
occupying
π*Fe–N
enables
(i)
primary
C(sp3)–H
amination,
(ii)
H2
cleavage,
(iii)
aromatic
C–C
(iv)
photocatalytic
N-atom
transfer
reactivity.
These
modes
reactivity
have
not
previously
been
observed
low-spin
Fe(N)
analogues.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
146(14), P. 9860 - 9870
Published: March 27, 2024
Terminal
imido
complexes
containing
metal–nitrogen
multiple
bonds
have
been
widely
used
in
organometallic
chemistry
and
homogeneous
catalysis.
The
role
of
terminal
ligands
spans
from
reactive
sites
to
spectator
motifs,
largely
depending
on
the
nature
metal
center
its
specific
coordination
sphere.
Aiming
at
identifying
reactivity
descriptors
for
M–N
bonds,
we
herein
explore
solid-state
15N
NMR
spectroscopy
(ssNMR)
early
transition
augmented
by
computational
studies
show
that
asymmetry
parameter,
κ
(skew,
1
≥
−1),
readily
available
experiments
or
calculations,
is
diagnostic
complexes.
While
inert
exhibit
skew
values
(κ)
close
1,
highly
moieties
display
significantly
lower
(κ
≪
1)
as
found
metallocene
bis-imido
Natural
chemical
shielding
analysis
shows
away
are
associated
with
an
asymmetric
development
π-orbitals
around
bond
moiety,
a
larger
double-bond
character
imido.
Notably,
this
descriptor
does
not
directly
relate
M–N–C
angle,
illustrating
shortcoming
evaluating
bonding
hybridization
geometrical
parameters
alone.
Overall,
enables
obtain
direct
experimental
evidence
π-loading
effect
seen
bis(imido)
related
complexes,
thus
explaining
their
bonding/reactivity.
Organic Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
26(23), P. 4910 - 4915
Published: May 31, 2024
A
silver-catalyzed
aminative
dearomatization
of
naphthols
has
been
developed
and
integrated
into
a
stepwise
approach
for
subsequent
skeletal
diversifications
including
ring
expansion,
opening,
contraction,
atom
transmutation
aryl
scaffolds.
This
enables
the
synthesis
diverse
array
azepinones,
unsaturated
amides,
isoquinolines,
indenones
from
naphthol
substrates.
Its
application
in
bioactive
functional
molecules
as
well
conversion
complex
molecular
skeletons
underscores
its
broad
potential
applicability.
Mechanistic
investigations
suggest
intermediacy
dearomatized
intermediates.
Terminal
imido
complexes,
containing
metal-nitrogen
multiple
bonds,
have
been
widely
used
in
organometallic
chemistry
and
homogeneous
catalysis.
The
role
of
terminal
ligands
span
from
reactive
site
to
spectator
motif,
largely
depending
on
the
nature
metal
center
its
specific
coordination
sphere.
Aiming
at
identifying
reactivity
descriptors
for
M-N
we
herein
explore
solid-state
15N
NMR
spectroscopy
(ssNMR)
early-transition
complexes
augmented
by
computational
studies
show
that
asymmetry
parameter
k,
(skew,
1
≥
k
-1),
readily
available
experiments
or
calculations,
is
diagnostic
bonds
complexes.
While
inert
exhibit
skew
values
(k)
close
1,
highly
moieties
display
significantly
lower
(k
<<
1)
as
found
metallocene
bis-imido
Natural
Chemical
Shielding
analysis
shows
away
are
associated
with
an
asymmetric
development
pi
orbitals
around
bond
moiety,
a
larger
sp2-hybridized
character
nitrogen.
Notably,
this
descriptor
does
not
directly
relate
M-N-C
angle,
illustrating
shortcoming
evaluating
hydridization
geometrical
parameters
alone.
Overall,
enables
obtain
direct
experimental
evidence
pi-loading
effect
seen
bis(imido)
related
thus
explaining
their
reactivity.