Cleavage of Ether, Ester, and Tosylate C(sp3)鈥揙 Bonds by an Iridium Complex, Initiated by Oxidative Addition of C鈥揌 Bonds. Experimental and Computational Studies
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A pincer-ligated iridium complex, (PCP)Ir (PCP = 魏3-C6H3-2,6-[CH2P(t-Bu)2]2), is found to undergo oxidative addition of C(sp3)鈥揙 bonds of methyl esters (CH3鈥揙2CR鈥?, methyl tosylate (CH3鈥揙Ts), and certain electron-poor methyl aryl ethers (CH3鈥揙Ar). DFT calculations and mechanistic studies indicate that the reactions proceed via oxidative addition of C鈥揌 bonds followed by oxygenate migration, rather than by direct C鈥揙 addition. Thus, methyl aryl ethers react via addition of the methoxy C鈥揌 bond, followed by 伪-aryloxide migration to give cis-(PCP)Ir(H)(CH2)(OAr), followed by iridium-to-methylidene hydride migration to give (PCP)Ir(CH3)(OAr). Methyl acetate undergoes C鈥揌 bond addition at the carbomethoxy group to give (PCP)Ir(H)[魏2-CH2OC(O)Me] which then affords (PCP-CH2)Ir(H)(魏2-O2CMe) (6-Me) in which the methoxy C鈥揙 bond has been cleaved, and the methylene derived from the methoxy group has migrated into the PCP Cipso鈥揑r bond. Thermolysis of 6-Me ultimately gives (PCP)Ir(CH3)(魏2-O2CR), the net product of methoxy group C鈥揙 oxidative addition. Reaction of (PCP)Ir with species of the type ROAr, RO2CMe or ROTs, where R possesses 尾-C鈥揌 bonds (e.g., R = ethyl or isopropyl), results in formation of (PCP)Ir(H)(OAr), (PCP)Ir(H)(O2CMe), or (PCP)Ir(H)(OTs), respectively, along with the corresponding olefin or (PCP)Ir(olefin) complex. Like the C鈥揙 bond oxidative additions, these reactions also proceed via initial activation of a C鈥揌 bond; in this case, C鈥揌 addition at the 尾-position is followed by 尾-migration of the aryloxide, carboxylate, or tosylate group. Calculations indicate that the 尾-migration of the carboxylate group proceeds via an unusual six-membered cyclic transition state in which the alkoxy C鈥揙 bond is cleaved with no direct participation by the iridium center.

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