Tuneable, In Situ-Generated Nickel-Hydride Alkene Isomerization Catalyst

05 June 2024, Version 1
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Abstract

A modular, operationally practical Ni(0)/silane alkene isomerization system has been developed with air-stable reagents. A diverse array of functional groups are tolerated, including aryl bromides, aromatic heterocycles, tertiary amines, and α,β-unsaturated amides. Mechanistic experiments support a Ni–H insertion/elimination pathway.

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Kascoutas ChemRxiv 2024
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Descriptions of materials, methods, and experimentals. Figures of time-course studies and characterization spectra.
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