Reaction of [Ir
III(dtbpy)(κ
2‐CH
2CMe
2C
6H
4)(C
6H
4t‐Bu‐2)] (1) (dtbpy = 4,4’‐di‐tert‐butyl‐2,2’‐bipyridyl) with NO
2(N
2O
4) led to para‐selective nitration of the aryl ligands and the formation of bis‐nitrated iridium(III) complex [Ir
III(dtbpy)(κ
2‐CH
2CMe
2C
6H
3NO
2‐4){C
6H
3(t‐Bu‐2)(NO
2‐4)}] (2). Heating 1 with neat pentafluorothiophenol resulted in the formation of [Ir
IV(dtbpy)(SC
6F
5)
4] (3). [Ru
IVR
4] (6) has been synthesized from [Ru
III(acac)
3] and RMgX (R = 2‐methyl‐4‐methoxyphenyl). 6 is capable of catalyzing the oxidation of benzyl alcohol with tert‐butyl hydroperoxide (TBHP).
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Reaction of [Ir
III(dtbpy)(κ
2‐CH
2CMe
2C
6H
4)(C
6H
4t‐Bu‐2)] (1) (dtbpy = 4,4’‐di‐tert‐butyl‐2,2’‐bipyridyl) with NO
2(N
2O
4) led to para‐selective nitration of the aryl ligands and the formation of bis‐nitrated iridium(III) complex [Ir
III(dtbpy)(κ
2‐CH
2CMe
2C
6H
3NO
2‐4){C
6H
3(t‐Bu‐2)(NO
2‐4)}] (2). Heating 1 with neat pentafluorothiophenol resulted in the formation of [Ir
IV(dtbpy)(SC
6F
5)
4] (3). [Ru
IVR
4] (6) has been synthesized from [Ru
III(acac)
3] and RMgX (R = 2‐methyl‐4‐methoxyphenyl). 6 is capable of catalyzing the oxidation of benzyl alcohol with tert‐butyl hydroperoxide (TBHP).
[L
OEtRu
VI(N)Cl
2] underwent migratory insertion with [Rh
III(mes)
3] to afford [L
OEtRu
IVCl
2(μ‐N(2,4‐Me
2‐6‐CH
2C
6H
2))Rh
III(μ‐N(mes))L
OEtRu
IVCl
2] (7). Activation of a methyl C‐H bond in one of the mesityl ligands in [Rh
III(mes)
3] was observed.
[L
OEtRu
VI(N)Cl
2] reacted with [Ir
III(dtbpy)(CH
2SiMe
3)(SiMe
3)(Me)] and [Ir
III(dtbpy)R
3] to give [L
OEtRu
VICl
2(μ‐N)Ir
III(dtbpy)(CH
2SiMe
3)(SiMe
3)(Me)] (8) and [L
OEtRu
VICl
2(μ‐N)Ir
III(dtbpy)R
3] (R = 2,5‐dimethylphenyl (9); 2‐methyl‐4‐methoxyphenyl (10)). Treatment of [Pt
II(ppyH)(ppy)Cl] (ppyH = 2‐phenylpyridine) and [Pt
II(ItBu)(ItBu’)][BAr
f4] (ItBu = 1,3‐di‐tert‐butylimidazol‐2‐ylidene; monometallated ItBu ligand represented as ItBu’; Ar
f = (3,5‐trifluoromethyl)phenyl) with [L
OEtRu
VI(N)Cl
2] afforded [L
OEtRu
VICl
2(μ‐N)Pt
II(ppy)Cl] (12) and [L
OEtRu
VICl
2(μ‐N)Pt
II(ItBu)(ItBu’)][BAr
f4] (14), respectively. Oxidation of 12 by PhICl
2 gave [L
OEtRu
VICl
2(μ‐N)Pt
IV(ppy)Cl
3] (13). [L
OEtRu
VI(N)Cl
2] reacted with trans‐[Ir
III{iPr
2P(Se)NPiPr
2}
2(H)] to yield [L
OEtRu
VICl
2(μ‐N)Ir
III{iPr
2P(Se)NPiPr
2}
2(H)] (15).
Reactions of [L
OEtRu
VI(N)Cl
2] with [Cp
2Os
II] and [(η
5‐Ind)
2Ru
II] (Cp = η
5‐cyclopentadienyl; Ind = indenyl) resulted in ring slippage of the cycloolefin ligands and the formation of [{L
OEtRu
VICl
2(μ‐N)}
2Os
IICp(η
1‐C
5H
5)] (16) and [{L
OEtRu
VICl
2(μ‐N)}
2Ru
II(η
5‐Ind)(η
1‐Ind)] (17), respectively.
Alkylation of [Ru
IV(NPPh
3)(PPh
3)
2Cl
3] with Me
3SiCH
2MgCl afforded the first trigonal bipyramidal ruthenium(IV) tri‐alkyl complex [Ru
IV(PPh
3)(CH
2SiMe
3)
3Cl] (18). 18 reacted with AgOTf (OTf = triflate) to give [Ru
IV(PPh
3)(CH
2SiMe
3)
3OTf] (19). Substitution of 19 with NaN
3 and KSCN afforded [Ru
IV(PPh
3)(CH
2SiMe
3)
3N
3] (21) and [Ru
IV(PPh
3)(CH
2SiMe
3)
3(SCN)] (22), respectively. Treatment of 19 with NaOC
6F
4H gave [Ru
IV(PPh
3)(CH
2SiMe
3)(Me)
2(OC
6F
4H)] (23) via the desilylation of the alkyl groups with the phenoxide. Treatment of 19 with 1,10‐phenathroline (phen) afforded [Ru
IIPPh
3)(phen)
2(Cl)][OTf] (20) via C–C elimination.
[Ru(dtbpy)(NO)(CH
2SiMe
3)
3] (24) and [Ru(tBu
3‐terpy)(CO)(CH
2SiMe
3)
2] (25) (tBu
3‐terpy = 4,4’,4”‐tri‐tert‐butyl‐2,2’:6’,2”‐terpyridine) have been used as molecular precursors for ruthenium‐grafted silica. Treatment of 24 and 25 with the mesoporous silica SBA‐15 in benzene at room temperature afforded the grafted species, presumably [≡SiORu(dtbpy)(NO)(CH
2SiMe
3)
2] (28), and [≡SiORu(tBu
3‐terpy)(CO)(CH
2SiMe
3)] (30), respectively. 28 and 30 have been characterized by a range of spectroscopic techniques. 1 and 19 have been immobilized on silica by heating the corresponding complexes with SBA‐15 at 60 °C. Ruthenium and rhodium‐grafted SBA‐15 have been prepared by chemical vapor deposition of [Rh(mes)
3] (mes = 2,4,6‐trimethylphenyl) and [Ru(p‐xyl)
4] (p‐xyl = 2,5‐dimethylphenyl) in vacuum at 300 °C. 28 and 30 are capable of catalyzing the oxidation of benzyl alcohol with TBHP.
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