The previously described hafnocene alkyne complexes are of limited applicability for the generation of the hafnocene fragment in stoichiometric and catalytic reactions. For this reason di- n -butylhafnocene ( 1-Hf ) was fully characterized and used as a hafnocene source in reactions with alkynes and diynes. With bis(trimethylsilyl)acetylene and pyridine the alkyne complex Cp 2 Hf(py)(η 2 -Me 3 SiC 2 SiMe 3 ) ( 2-Hf ) was obtained and coordination of di- tert -butylbutadiyne yielded the first structurally characterized hafnacyclocumulene, Cp 2 Hf(η 4 - t -BuC 4 - t -Bu) ( 4-Hf ). By the coupling of 2 equiv of the 1,3-butadiyne RC 4 R at the hafnocene center, hafnacyclopentadienes were formed regioselectively (R = t -Bu, 5- t - Bu-Hf; R = SiMe 3, 5-SiMe 3 -Hf ). In the case of 1,4-diphenylbutadiyne the hafnocene-substituted [4]radialene 6-Hf was formed. Treatment of the latter with acid gave the free [4]radialene 7 . In the reaction of 4-Hf with diphenylacetylene, the alkyne inserted into the Hf−C α bond to give the hafnacyclopentadiene 8 .
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