Chemistry - A European Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
29(66)
Published: Sept. 20, 2023
Group
I
alkoxides
are
highly
active
precatalysts
in
the
heterodehydrocoupling
of
silanes
and
amines
to
afford
aminosilane
products.
The
broadly
soluble
commercially
available
KOt
Amyl
was
utilized
as
benchmark
precatalyst
for
this
transformation.
Challenging
substrates
such
anilines
were
found
readily
couple
primary,
secondary,
tertiary
high
conversions
(>90
%)
after
only
2
h
at
40
°C.
Traditionally
challenging
Ph3
SiH
also
easily
coupled
simple
primary
secondary
under
mild
conditions,
with
reactivity
that
rivals
many
rare
earth
transition-metal
catalysts
Preliminary
evidence
suggests
formation
hypercoordinated
intermediates,
but
radicals
detected
catalytic
indicating
a
mechanism
is
Si-N
bond
formation.
Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
366(11), P. 2382 - 2431
Published: April 12, 2024
Abstract
This
contribution
offers
a
comprehensive
overview
of
methods
for
forging
sp
C−Si
bonds.
Over
time,
alkynylsilanes
(silylacetylenes),
once
considered
mere
byproducts
hydrosilylation
processes,
have
become
essential
building
blocks
in
organic
synthesis.
literature
review
traces
the
evolution
their
synthesis,
from
traditional
methodologies
relying
on
organolithium
and
organomagnesium
compounds
to
more
advanced
cross‐coupling
reactions
involving
hydro‐
carbosilanes.
Focused
primarily
past
25
years
(2000–2024),
it
also
extensively
references
significant
historical
breakthroughs.
By
analyzing
synthetic
methodologies,
not
only
survey
current
state
knowledge
but
identifies
areas
improvement.
Furthermore,
emphasize
importance
1‐alkynylsilanes
(1‐silyl‐1‐alkynes),
selected
applications
these
are
highlighted,
confirming
potential
Organic Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
26(10), P. 1991 - 1995
Published: March 1, 2024
A
carboxylate-catalyzed,
metal-free
C-silylation
protocol
for
terminal
alkynes
is
reported
using
a
quaternary
ammonium
pivalate
as
the
catalyst
and
commercially
available
N,O-bis(silyl)acetamides
silylating
agents.
The
reaction
proceeds
under
mild
conditions,
tolerates
range
of
functionalities,
enables
concomitant
O-
or
N-silylation
acidic
OH
NH
groups.
Hammett
ρ
value
+1.4
±
0.1
obtained
para-substituted
2-arylalkynes
consistent
with
proposed
catalytic
cycle
involving
turnover-determining
deprotonation
step.
Green Chemistry Letters and Reviews,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
15(3), P. 757 - 764
Published: July 3, 2022
Various
commercially
available
primary
and
secondary
hydrosilanes
were
exploited
for
versatile
direct
dehydrocoupling
with
alcohols
phenols
through
cobalt
catalysis.
The
protocol
enables
efficient
Si–O
bond
formation
a
host
of
O–nucleophiles
silanes
(27
examples,
67–91%
yield),
precatalyst
loadings
0.5–2
mol%.
Beyond
enabling
practical
greener
approach
to
silyl
ethers,
this
type
pincer-supported
catalysis
provides
blueprint
the
development
broad
range
reactions
leading
synthetically
relevant
organometalloids.
Moreover,
use
as
substrates
activators
permits
inexpensive
easily
accessible
Earth-abundant
metal
complexes
avoids
presence
additional
activators.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: April 6, 2023
The
reactions
between
silanols
or
terminal
acetylenes
with
alkynylgermanes
have
been
accomplished
using
potassium
bis(trimethylsilyl)amide
as
the
catalyst.
This
strategy
has
provided
an
entry
point
into
various
organogermanes
including
germasiloxanes
and
alkynylgermanes.
Remarkably,
not
only
KHMDS
but
also
simple
bases
such
KOH
can
serve
efficient
catalysts
in
this
process.
Chemistry - A European Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
29(44)
Published: May 25, 2023
The
α-diimine-ligated
dimagnesium(I)
compound
[K(thf)3
]2
[LMg-MgL]
(1,
L=[(2,6-iPr2
C6
H3
)NC(Me)]22-
)
displays
diverse
reactivities
toward
carbodiimides
(RN=C=NR)
with
different
R
substituents.
In
the
reaction
of
1
Me3
SiNCNSiMe3
,
one
easily
leaving
trimethylsilyl
groups
is
lost
to
yield
SiNCN-
moiety
that
either
bridges
two
MgII
centers
(2)
or
terminally
coordinated
(3).
contrast,
similarly
bulky
tBuNCNtBu,
carbodiimide
inserts
into
Mg-Mg
bond
accompanying
C-H
activation
a
ligand
solvent
(products
4
and
5).
case
dicyclohexyl
diisopropyl
carbodiimide,
reductive
C-C
coupling
RNCNR
molecules
occurs
form
[C2
(NR)4
]2-
diamido
moiety,
which
Mg
centers,
giving
complexes
[{K(dme)2
}2
LMg(μ-{C2
})MgL]
(6,
R=Cy;
7,
R=iPr)
[L⋅-
Mg(μ-{C2
})MgL⋅-
]
(8).
Most
interestingly,
upon
treating
SiC≡CSiMe3
acetylide
complex
[K(dme)][LMg(C≡CSiMe3
)(dme)]
(9)
was
prepared,
undergoes
rare
"double
insertion"
CyNCNCy
afford
[K(solv)][K(dme)2
LMg(NCy)2
C-C≡C-C(NCy)2
MgL]
(10)
containing
an
acetylenediide-coupled
bis(amidinate)
atoms.
ChemCatChem,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(15)
Published: May 8, 2024
Abstract
Cobalt
complexes
featuring
triazine‐based
PNP
ligands
have
proven
to
be
exceptionally
active
and
chemoselective
pre‐catalysts
in
facilitating
the
dehydrogenative
coupling
between
silanes
amines,
leading
synthesis
of
diverse
aminosilanes.
Notably,
even
challenging
substrates
exhibited
high
reactivity.
The
catalyst‘s
unique
feature
avoiding
with
tertiary
enhances
process
chemoselectivity.
It
facilitates
a
more
precise
silylamines
possessing
SiH
2
−N
SiH−N
motifs,
overcoming
challenges
associated
broader
reactivity
seen
previous
systems.
In
terms
its
remarkable
chemoselectivity,
it
is
also
noteworthy
that
catalytic
system
exhibits
both
versatility
efficacy
converting
untouched
double
triple
carbon‐carbon
bonds.
This
accomplishment
particularly
significant,
given
brought
about
by
activity
commonly
employed
catalysts
competitive
hydrosilylation
process.
Nanomaterials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(13), P. 1095 - 1095
Published: June 26, 2024
The
dehydrocoupling
reaction
between
alcohols
and
hydrosilanes
is
considered
to
be
one
of
the
most
atom-economical
ways
produce
Si–O
coupling
compounds
because
its
byproduct
only
hydrogen
(H2),
which
make
it
extremely
environmentally
friendly.
In
past
decades,
various
kinds
homogeneous
catalysts
for
hydrosilanes,
such
as
transition
metal
complexes,
alkaline
earth
metals,
alkali
noble
have
been
reported
their
good
activity
selectivity.
Nevertheless,
practical
applications
these
still
remain
unsatisfactory,
mainly
restricted
by
environmental
impact
non-reusability.
A
facile
recyclable
heterogeneous
catalyst,
ultra-small
Ag
nanoparticles
supported
on
porous
carbon
(Ag/C)
etherification
silanes,
has
developed.
It
high
catalytic
reaction,
apparent
activation
energy
about
30
kJ/mol.
dispersed
in
catalyst
through
carrier
C
an
enrichment
effect
all
reactants,
makes
reactants
reach
adsorption
saturation
state
surface
nanoparticles,
thus
accelerating
process
verifying
that
kinetics
indicate
a
zero-grade
reaction.
Inorganic Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
64(1), P. 255 - 267
Published: Dec. 23, 2024
An
active
catalytic
system
for
the
cross-dehydrogenative
coupling
(CDC)
of
a
wide
range
secondary
amines
with
silanes
is
reported.
The
iridium(III)
derivatives
[Ir(H)(X)(κ2-NSiDMQ)(L)]
(NSiDMQ
=
{4,8-dimethylquinoline-2-yloxy}dimethylsilyl;
L
coe,
X
Cl,
2;
OTf,
3;
PCy3,
4;
5),
which
are
stabilized
by
weak
yet
noticeable
Ir···H–C
agostic
interaction
between
iridium
and
one
C–H
bonds
8-Me
substituent
NSiDMQ
ligand,
have
been
prepared
fully
characterized.
These
species
proven
to
be
effective
catalysts
CDC
hydrosilanes.
best
performance
(TOF1/2
79,300
h–1)
was
obtained
using
5
(0.25
mol
%),
N-methylaniline,
HSiMe2Ph.
activity
[Ir(H)(OTf)(κ2-NSiQ)(PCy3)]
(10,
NSiQ
{quinoline-2-yloxy}dimethylsilyl)
[Ir(H)(OTf)(κ2-NSiMQ)(PCy3)]
(11,
NSiMQ
{4-methylquinoline-2-yloxy}dimethylsilyl),
related
but
lacking
substituent,
markedly
lower
than
that
found
5.
This
fact
highlights
crucial
role
ligand
in
enhancing
these
complexes.