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Palladacycles as Structurally Defined Catalysts for the Heck Olefination of Chloro‐ and Bromoarenes

Angewandte Chemie International Edition in English · 1995 · Vol. 34(17) · pp. 1844–1848
Wolfgang A. HerrmannChristoph BroßmerKarl ÖfeleClaus‐Peter ReisingerThomas PriermeierMatthias BellerHartmut Fischer

Abstract

The catalytic CC coupling of chloroarenes by both the Heck and the Suzuki reactions has been achieved for the first time with new palladacycles of type 1, in which R can be, for instance, o-tolyl or mesityl. They are an order of magnitude more active than conventional catalysts and, moreover, thermally considerably more robust. But above all, the cleavage of the PC bond and the deposition of palladium is not observed. Analogous reactions with bromoarenes can also be catalyzed to advantage with 1. The Heck reaction of haloarenes with vinyl derivatives (e.g., n-butyl acryiate) gives (E)-styrene derivatives in one step. In the Suzuki reaction the haloarenes are converted into biphenyl derivatives with phenylbornic acid, also in one step.

Catalytic Cross-Coupling ReactionsCatalytic Alkyne ReactionsCyclopropane Reaction MechanismsHeck reactionCatalysisStyreneBiphenylChemistryPalladiumCombinatorial chemistryOrganic chemistryCleavage (geology)Polymer chemistry
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