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possible. However this interaction is generally weak since the alpha donor atoms also donate to this orbital. As such, fisher carbenes are characterized as having partial double bond character. The major resonance structures of Fisher carbenes put the negative charge on the metal centre, and the positive on the carbon atom, making it electrophilic.
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Fisher carbene complexes are related to the singlet form of carbenes, where both electrons occupy the same sp orbital at the carbon. This lone pair donates to a metal-based empty d orbital, forming a σ bond. π-backbonding from a filled metal d orbital to the empty p orbital of the carbon atom is
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is much greater, giving a strong double bond. These bonds are weakly polarized towards carbon and therefore the carbene atom is a nucleophile. Furthermore, the major resonance structures of Schrock carbene put the negative charge on the carbon atom, making it nucleophilic. Complexes with the
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Bonding in such complexes can be viewed as the coupling of a triplet state metal and triplet carbene, forming a true double bond. Both the metal and carbon atom donate 2 electrons, one to each bond. Since there is no donation to the carbene atom from adjacent groups, the extent of
413: 47:, using many different synthetic routes such as nucleophilic addition and alpha-hydrogen abstraction. The term carbene ligand is a formalism since many are not directly derived from carbenes and most are much less reactive than lone carbenes. Described often as 445:(NHCs) are particularly common carbene ligands. They are popular because they are more readily prepared than Schrock and Fischer carbenes. In fact, many NHCs are isolated as the free ligand, since they are 716:, first synthesized as early as 1925, although it was never identified to be a carbene complex. The characterization of (CO)5W(COCH3(Ph)) in the 1960s is often cited as the starting point of the area and 587:
for the synthesis of higher alkenes. A variety of related reactions are used to interconvert light alkenes, e.g. butenes, propylene, and ethylene. Carbene complexes are invoked as intermediates in the
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can be used for the olefination of carbonyls, replacing the oxygen atom with a methylidene group. The nucleophilic carbon atom behaves similarly to the carbon atom of the phosphorus ylide in the
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Catalytic cycle for the insertion of carbenes into carbon-hydrogen bonds. The metal carbene is generated by nitrogen elimination from the diazo compound, and then inserts into the C-H bond.
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Catalytic cycle of olefin metathesis. The metal complex alternated between a metallocyclobutane ring and carbene complex, catalyzing the formation of new carbon-carbon double bonds.
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Fischer carbenes can be likened to ketones, with the carbene carbon atom being electrophilic, like the carbonyl carbon atom of a ketone. This can be seen from the
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Nucleophilic abstraction of the methyl group of a Fisher carbene. The negatively charge oxygen is a nucleophile which can undergo further reaction.
248:-like reactions. The hydrogen atoms attached to the carbon atom α to the carbene carbon atom are acidic, and can be deprotonated by a base such as 244:, where there is a significant contribution from the structure bearing a positive carbon centre. Like ketones, Fischer carbene species can undergo 2607: 2415: 2286: 1571: 1071: 816: 388:
Orbital interaction in the bonding of a Schrock carbene. Both the metal and carbon provide 2 unpaired electron each, forming the double bond.
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Przyojski JA, Arman HD, Tonzetich ZJ (2012-12-18). "NHC Complexes of Cobalt(II) Relevant to Catalytic C–C Coupling Reactions".
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Metal carbene complexes have applications in hetereogeneous and homogeneous catalysis, and as reagents for organic reactions.
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that influence catalysis through a combination of electronic and steric effects, but they do not directly bind substrates.
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Orbital interaction in a Fisher carbene. The carbene electrons are donated to a sigma bond, and weak pi-backbonding occurs.
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in 1974 marked the first metal alkylidene complex. In 1991, Anthony J. Arduengo synthesized and crystallized the first
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can be used for cyclopropanation or to insert into C-H bonds of organic substrates. These reactions are catalyzed by
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can be abstracted from the donating group of a Fischer carbene, making it a strong nucleophile for further reaction.
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and Karl Öfele separately reported metal-bonded N-heterocyclic carbenes. The synthesis and characterization of ((CH
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Major resonance structures of a Schrock carbene. The negative charge at the carbon atom renders it nucleophilic.
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or related chiral derivatives. Such catalysis is assumed to proceed via the intermediacy of carbene complexes.
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General reaction scheme for the Wullf-Dötz reaction, making phenols from Fisher carbene complexes and alkynes.
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The dominant application of metal carbenes involves none of the above classes of compounds, but rather
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Aldeco-Perez E, Rosenthal AJ, Donnadieu B, Parameswaran P, Frenking G, Bertrand G (October 2009).
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and Schrock molybdenum-imido catalysts have been used for olefin metathesis in laboratory-scale
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Schrock carbenes do not have π-accepting ligands on the metal centre. They are often called
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Hill, Anthony F.; Roper, Warren R.; Waters, Joyce M.; Wright, Anthony H. (September 1983).
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Hahn FE, Jahnke MC (2008). "Heterocyclic carbenes: synthesis and coordination chemistry".
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distances are 2.37 and 2.04 Å, respectively. Color code: blue = Ta, gray = C, white = H.
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alkyl groups, accelerating the field of N-heterocarbene ligands to its current use.
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Fillman KL, Przyojski JA, Al-Afyouni MH, Tonzetich ZJ, Neidig ML (February 2015).
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Arduengo AJ, Goerlich JR, Marshall WJ (2002-05-01). "A stable diaminocarbene".
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Arduengo III AJ, Harlow RL, Kline M (1991). "A stable crystalline carbene".
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are used in synthesis. They also feature in catalytic reactions, especially
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Fischer carbenes are used with alkynes as the starting reagents for the
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Olefination of an ester using Tebbe's reagent as a methylidene source.
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Example Fisher carbene with chromium(0) centre and diethylamine donor.
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de Frémont, Pierre; Marion, Nicolas; Nolan, Steven P. (April 2009).
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Acta Crystallographica Section C Crystal Structure Communications
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Metal carbene complexes are often classified into two types. The
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A variety of homogeneous carbene catalysts, especially the
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Arene complexes of univalent gallium, indium, and thallium
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The first metal carbene complex to have been reported was
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An early example of this bonding mode was provided by
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The Organometallic Chemistry of the Transition Metals
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hydrogen and alkyl substituents on carbenoid carbon.
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Index

organometallic compound
divalent
ligand
carbene
transition metals
f-block metals
Tebbe's reagent
alkene metathesis
Ernst Otto Fischer
electrophilic
Richard R. Schrock
oxidation state
N-Heterocyclic carbenes
Fischer carbene

oxidation state
Fe(0)
Mo(0)
Cr(0)
π
ligands
substituents
carbene
alkoxy
amino


resonance structures
aldol
n-butyllithium

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