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[해외논문] How Important are Impurities in Catalysis? An Example from Ring‐Closing Metathesis

ChemCatChem, v.6 no.3, 2014년, pp.684 - 688  

Lübbe, Christa ,  Dumrath, Andreas ,  Neumann, Helfried ,  Schäffer, Marion ,  Zimmermann, Ralf ,  Beller, Matthias ,  Kadyrov, Renat

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AbstractThe dramatic effect of substrate impurities on the performance of a specific ruthenium catalyst system is demonstrated in the benchmark metathesis reaction of diethyl diallylmalonate. Based on detailed two‐dimensional GC-time‐of‐flight MS measurements, the significant in...

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  42. To detect impurities in the substrate a very high concentration of diethyl diallylmalonate (ABCR) was injected into to the GC×GC‐TOFMS resulting in a very large signal attR 1=700 s. In addition some impurities such as5* 8* 12* 13* 22* 2‐acetyl‐2‐allylpent‐4‐enoic acid ethyl ester and others that could not be identified by using the analysis program NIST05 showed broad signals owing to their high concentrations in the substrate slot B. 

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  47. 5* 6* 7* 8* 12* 13* 22*. 

  48. Reaction conditions: diethyl diallylmalonateE(1 mmol) (Me2IMes)Ru(p‐cymene)Cl2(1 mol %) NaPF6(5 mol %) Fe(acac)3(5 mol %) additive (1 mol %) toluene (25 mL) Ar‐bubbling t=3 h; 

  49. Selectivity Pis the selectivity of the RCM reaction towards the productP defined as a ratio of yield Pto the conversion of the substrateE; 

  50. Yield Pand conversion of diethyl diallylmalonate was determined by GC analysis with internal standard hexadecane; 

  51. Data points B and E refer to results of the reactions of substrate samplesBandEwithout additive; 

  52. Additives1to31are defined in Figure 2. 

  53. Diethyl diallylmalonate could be prepared either from diethyl malonate (12*) or diethyl monoallyl malonate (5*) with an allyl halide or allyl alcohol. 

  54. If diethyl diallylmalonate was prepared from diethyl malonate (12*) the mono allylated product diethyl monoallyl malonate (5*) was often observed as well and had to be separated. 

  55. For more details see Figures S4 (selectivity Pvs. conversion) and S5 [selectivity Pvs. yield (P+I)] in the Supporting Information; 

  56. Yield (P+I)=total yield of productPand side‐productI. 

  57. Additives which induced very low yields of up to 20 % were defined as group 1 additives. Additives combining yields from 20 to 40 % and selectivities of up to 80 % were specified as group 2 additives. Group 3 additives excelled with excellent selectivities towardsPbut moderate yields from 40 to 60 % whereas group 4 additives demonstrated excellent selectivities and yields towardsP. 

  58. Compounds3 7 and11can act as metathesis inhibitors giving after the metathesis step inactive Ru-alkylidenes: [Ru]C(COOEt)2and [Ru]CHBr. The ketones of type6can undergo a type of Wittig reaction transferring O to Ru at elevated temperatures. Alcohol1at elevated temperatures and allyl bromide2at lower temperatures can protonate or alkylate Ru-alkylidenes respectively (RuCR2⇌Ru+C−R2) with formation of Ru-alkyl complexes. 

  59. We assume that the presence of a Lewis acid (e.g. AlCl3or Fe(acac)3) a non‐coordinating salt (e.g. NaPF6) and an organic halogen compound enables the commonly disfavored α‐hydride elimination proceeding through the desired reaction pathway II. Here a carbocation for instance R+BrAlCl3− is formed from the organic halogen compound and Lewis acid (AlCl3) which initiates the generation of a metathesis‐active Ru-alkylidene complex. 

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