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October 13, 2011Chemical Science160 citationsOpen Access

C(sp 3 )–F reductive elimination from alkylgold( iii ) fluoride complexes

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NMNeal P. MankadFTF. Dean Toste

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Rare examples of C(sp(3))-F reductive elimination were observed from several cis-F(2)Au(R)(IPr) intermediates generated by oxidation of (IPr)AuR complexes with XeF(2). For R groups bearing β-hydrogens, β-hydride elimination was competitive with C(sp(3))-F reductive elimination. For strained cyclic R groups and most acyclic R groups lacking β-hydrogens, carbocation-like rearrangements occurred prior to C(sp(3))-F reductive elimination. Kinetics of the decay of one cis-F(2)Au(R)(IPr) species, stereochemical analysis of reductive elimination with a chiral R group, and DFT analysis collectively suggest C(sp(3))-F reductive elimination proceeding through transient cationic (IPr)Au(F)(R)(+) intermediates with significant ionization of the Au-alkyl bonds.

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Mankad et al. (2011) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6400635e88ba7aa3386d6ahttps://doi.org/10.1039/c1sc00515d
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