A Dual-Metal Strategy for N-Heterocycle Coordination Using Nickel and Aluminum

Gabriel Jobin; Marcus W. Drover

doi:10.1039/d6cc01343k

January 1, 2026Chemical CommunicationsOpen Access

A Dual-Metal Strategy for N-Heterocycle Coordination Using Nickel and Aluminum

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The aim is to explore cooperative strategies in heterobimetallic systems for upgrading N-heterocycles.
Developed a phosphorus/aluminum ligand to preorganize pyridine and quinoline.
Facilitated nickel coordination for increased effectiveness in coordination chemistry.
Successfully created a well-defined ambiphilic ligand structure with enhanced coordination.
Improved efficiency of N-heterocycle stabilization through dual-metal cooperation.

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Demonstrates effective N-heterocycle coordination in chemical systems, highlighting novel cooperative approaches.

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Heterobimetallic Lewis acid/transition-metal systems aid heterocycle upgrading, yet well-defined cooperative examples remain scarce. We present a new ambiphilic phosphorus/aluminium ligand that preorganizes pyridine and quinoline for nickel coordination, affording well-defined...

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