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Mechanistic investigation of the thermal decomposition of Biphen(OPi-Pr)PtEt2: An entrance into C-C single bond activation?
Biphen(OPi-Pr) and (COD)PtCl2 give Biphen(OPi-Pr)PtCl 2 which upon treating with ethyl Grignard forms Biphen(OPi-Pr) PtEt2. The thermal decomposition of Biphen(OPi-Pr)PtEt2 was investigated in the temperature range of 353-383 K. The clean and quantitative formation of the Pt(Ethene) adduct was observed. X-ray structures of a molecule in the solid state of all three reaction products and two further related complexes with phenyl fingers instead of i-Pr have been determined. For the complexes with i-Pr fingers a decisive deviation from a square plane is observed in contrast to the complexes with phenyl fingers. The P-Pt-P angle increases from about 95in Biphen(OPi-Pr)PtCl2 to about 120in Biphen(OPi-Pr)Pt(Ethene), forcing the bridging C-C single bond of the biphenyl fragment as near as 4.17 A? to the Pt center. No through-space coupling between the bridging C atoms and the Pt center could be observed in 13C NMR spectroscopy. No bond lengthening of the bridging C-C single bond in the biphenyl fragment was observed in Biphen(OPi-Pr)Pt(Ethene) in comparison to the precursor complexes. The thermal decomposition of Biphen(OPi-Pr)PtEt2 can be described by a first-order kinetic and the activation parameters were determined (temperature range: 353-383 K; DeltaH? = 173.8 ¡À 16.2 kJ/mol and DeltaS ? = 104.7 ¡À 44.1 J/(mol K)). The reaction kinetics were also measured for perdeuterated ethyl groups yielding in a kinetic isotopic effect of 1.56 ¡À 0.14 which was almost temperature-independent. Selective deuteration at alpha and beta position of the ethyl group, respectively, showed that beta-H elimination takes place fast in comparison to the complete thermolysis. In the temperature range of 333-353 K only a scrambling of the deuterium atoms was found without further decomposition (temperature range: 333-353 K; Deltascram H? = 76.1 ¡À 15.2 kJ/mol, DeltascramS? = -80.7 ¡À 45.5 J/(mol K) for Biphen(OPi-Pr)PtEt2-d6). The ethene is not lost during the scrambling process. The scrambling process is connected with a primary KIE decisively larger than 1.56. Biphen(OPi-Pr)Pt(Ethene) exchanges the coordinated ethene with ethene in solution as proven by labeling experiments. Both a dissociative and an associative mechanism could be shown to take place as ethene exchange reaction by means of VT1H NMR spectroscopy via line shape analysis (temperature range: 333-373 K; DeltaassH ? = 26.9 ¡À 29.6 kJ/mol, DeltaassS ? = -148.0 ¡À 87.5 J/(mol K), Deltadiss H? = 86.0 ¡À 6.5 kJ/mol, DeltadissS ? = 5.4 ¡À 17.8 J/(mol K)). The Pt(0) complex formed during the dissociative loss of ethene activates several substrates among them: O2, H2, H2SiPh2 via Si-H activation, MeI presumably via forming a cationic methyl adduct and ethane via C-H activation but it was proven that the bridging C-C single bond of the biphenyl fragment is not even temporarily broken. The materials were characterized by means of 1H NMR, 13C NMR, 31P NMR, 195Pt NMR, EA, MS, IR, X-ray analysis and polarimetric measurement where necessary.
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