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    [(IMes)2Pt(H)(ClBC5H4SiMe3)] : a Borabenzene–Platinum Adduct with an Unusual Pt‐Cl‐B Interaction

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    A Pt‐Cl‐B interaction is observed when a borabenzene derivative reacts with a platinum(0) precursor with bulky N‐heterocyclic carbene ligands. The resulting platinum(II) complex (see picture; Pt red, N blue, Cl green, B pink, Si yellow) involves a new bonding mode for borabenzene, which usually binds in an η6 fashion to transition metals

    Coordination du borabenzÚne à des précurseurs de Pt(0)

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    Ce mĂ©moire porte sur l'Ă©tude de la rĂ©activitĂ© du l-chloro-2-( trimĂ©thylsilyle )-4- (isopropyle)boracyclohexa-2,5-diĂšne avec des complexes de platine(O) riches en Ă©lectrons. L'objectif de cette Ă©tude est de dĂ©montrer la possibilitĂ© de former un adduit ĂȘta₁-borabenzĂšne impliquant une liaison dative M vers B. Ce complexe serait un des rares exemples d'un mĂ©tal de transition se liant Ă  un acide de Lewis, du groupe XIII par liaison dative et serait le premier exemple d'une liaison mĂ©tal borane non supportĂ©e par chĂ©lation. Lors de nos Ă©tudes avec [(PCy₃)₂Pt(O)], nous avons constatĂ© la formation du borabenzĂšne-PCy₃, formĂ© par la dĂ©coordination du ligand PCy₃, et un adduit inorganique [(PCy₃)₂Pt(H)(CI)]. On observe aussi un autre produit de coordination sur le platine qui peut ĂȘtre un composĂ© borane mais qu'il nous fĂ»t impossible de caractĂ©riser. Par la suite, nous avons coordonnĂ© le boracycle Ă  [(IMes)₂Pt(O)]. De multiples expĂ©riences RMN ont Ă©tĂ© effectuĂ©es pour caractĂ©riser le ĂȘta₁-borabenzĂšne[( IMes)₂Pt(H)(CI)]. Notamment, les expĂ©riences ROESY ont confirmĂ© la proximitĂ© entre certains atomes nous permettant de proposer une structure et un mĂ©canisme de formation

    Insights into the formation of borabenzene adducts via ligand exchange reactions and TMSCl elimination from boracyclohexadiene precursors

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    The bonding properties of borabenzene with various neutral Lewis bases have been investigated. 1-Chloro4-isopropyl-2-(trimethylsilyl)-2,4-boracyclohexadiene reacts with a number of Lewis bases-notably pyridine, PMe3, PCy3, and PPh3-to afford 4-isopropylborabenzene−base adducts. These adducts can undergo ligand exchange to afford new borabenzene complexes. The scope and mechanism of the reaction, as well as the steric and electronic properties of different adducts, were studied experimentally and computationall

    Insights into the Formation of Borabenzene Adducts via Ligand Exchange Reactions and TMSCl Elimination from Boracyclohexadiene Precursors

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    International audienceThe bonding properties of borabenzene with various neutral Lewis bases have been investigated. 1-Chloro-4-isopropyl-2-(trimethylsilyl)-2,4-boracyclohexadiene reacts with a number of Lewis bases—notably pyridine, PMe3, PCy3, and PPh3—to afford 4-isopropylborabenzene–base adducts. These adducts can undergo ligand exchange to afford new borabenzene complexes. The scope and mechanism of the reaction, as well as the steric and electronic properties of different adducts, were studied experimentally and computationally
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