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The fixation of the preformed polypyrazolylborate copper(I) complexes BpCu ( 1 ), Tp*Cu ( 2 ), and [B(pz) 4 ]Cu ( 3 ) (Bp = dihydrobispyrazolylborate, H 2 B(pz) 2; Tp* = hydrotris(3,5-dimethyl)pyrazolylborate, HB(pz*) 3; B(pz) 4 = tetrakispyrazolylborate) on silica gel and their use, under heterogeneous conditions, as catalysts for the olefin cyclopropanation reaction are reported. The catalytic activity is very similar to that observed under homogeneous conditions, as a consequence, according to the studies presented herein, of a ligand-to-support interaction that would involve the hydroxyl groups of the silica surface and the borohydride B−H group and/or the pyrazolyl nitrogen atoms. The strength of such interactions allows the recovery and recycling of the supported catalysts for a number of cycles.
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