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Multi-Pathway Consequent Chemoselectivities of CpRuCl(PPh3 )2 /MeI-Catalysed Norbornadiene Alkyne Cycloadditions.


ABSTRACT: Chemoselectivities of five experimentally realised CpRuCl(PPh3 )2 /MeI-catalysed couplings of 7-azabenzo-norbornadienes with selected alkynes were successfully resolved from multiple reaction pathway models. Density functional theory calculations showed the following mechanistic succession to be energetically plausible: (1)?CpRuI catalyst activation; (2)?formation of crucial metallacyclopentene intermediate; (3)?cyclobutene product (P2) elimination (?GRel(RDS) ?11.9-17.6?kcal?mol-1 ). Alternative formation of dihydrobenzoindole products (P1) by isomerisation to azametalla-cyclohexene followed by subsequent CpRuI release was much less favourable (?GRel(RDS) ?26.5-29.8?kcal?mol-1 ). Emergent stereoselectivities were in close agreement with experimental results for reactions a, b, e. Consequent investigations employing dispersion corrections similarly support the empirical findings of P1 dominating in reactions c and d through P2?P1 product transformations as being probable (?G?25.3-30.1?kcal?mol-1 ).

SUBMITTER: Mu WH 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5082545 | biostudies-literature | 2016 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Multi-Pathway Consequent Chemoselectivities of CpRuCl(PPh<sub>3</sub> )<sub>2</sub> /MeI-Catalysed Norbornadiene Alkyne Cycloadditions.

Mu Wei-Hua WH   Fang De-Cai DC   Xia Shu-Ya SY   Cheng Rui-Jiao RJ   Chass Gregory A GA  

Chemistry (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany) 20160913 43


Chemoselectivities of five experimentally realised CpRuCl(PPh<sub>3</sub> )<sub>2</sub> /MeI-catalysed couplings of 7-azabenzo-norbornadienes with selected alkynes were successfully resolved from multiple reaction pathway models. Density functional theory calculations showed the following mechanistic succession to be energetically plausible: (1) CpRuI catalyst activation; (2) formation of crucial metallacyclopentene intermediate; (3) cyclobutene product (P2) elimination (ΔG<sub>Rel(RDS)</sub> ≈1  ...[more]

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