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Well-defined surface tungstenocarbyne complexes through the reaction of [W(=CtBu)(CH(2)tBu)(3)] with silica

Le Roux, E
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Taoufik, M
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Chabanas, M
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2005
Organometallics

The molecular complex [W(&3bond; CtBu)(CH(2)tBu)(3)], 1, reacts with SiO2-(700) to give as major species 2a, [(&3bond; SiO)W(CtBu)(CH(2)tBu)(2)], while a bisgrafted surface species 3a, [(&3bond; SiO)(2)W-(&3bond; CtBu)(CH(2)tBu)], is obtained on SiO2-(200). As in molecular organometallic chemistry, the alkylalkylidyne tautomeric form is favored. Despite these structural features, these surface organometallic complexes are very active olefin metathesis catalysts, as reported earlier, and it is very likely that the necessary metallocarbene intermediates are generated under the reaction conditions.

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research article
DOI
10.1021/om050086a
Web of Science ID

WOS:000231124400027

Author(s)
Le Roux, E
Taoufik, M
Chabanas, M
Alcor, D
Baudouin, A
Coperet, C
Thivolle-Cazat, J
Basset, JM
Lesage, A
Hediger, S
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Date Issued

2005

Publisher

AMER CHEMICAL SOC

Published in
Organometallics
Volume

24

Issue

17

Start page

4274

End page

4279

Editorial or Peer reviewed

REVIEWED

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OTHER

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January 8, 2015
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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/handle/20.500.14299/110087
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