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This communication describes the reactions of PhICl 2 and N -chlorosuccinimide with Pd II (phpy) 2 (phpy = 2-phenylpyridine) to afford the novel Pd IV oxidative addition products Pd IV (phpy) 2 (Cl) 2 and Pd IV (phpy) 2 (Cl)(succinimide), respectively. These Pd IV species are remarkably stable at room temperature. However, upon thermolysis at 80 °C, they undergo competing C−Cl, C−C, and C−N bond-forming reductive elimination reactions. Both the accessibility and the observed reactivity of these complexes provide support for a Pd II/IV mechanism in Pd-catalyzed halogenation reactions.
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