Final Exam extra info Flashcards

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1
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organometallic reactions form..

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polymers, catalysts

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ligand dissociation

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L leaves, changes e- count, the less stable form can more easily pick up a different L

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ligand association

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often not for complexes with 18 e, add ligand, and then typically an L will be lost to bring it to the stable e configuration

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trans effect

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for square planar, ligand trans to Cl is more likely to leave than trans to NH3 (the electroneg pulls the bond on that axis towards Cl). this is true for pi acceptors, donors, and least effective are sigma donors

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oxidative addition

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adding usually H2 to a M, increases e- count by 2 and ox state by 2. add as cis, trans, or mixture depending on what orbital the molecule first binds with

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reductive elimination

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lose 2 e- and 2 ox state. used to form HH, CH, CC, CX bonds when the 2 L are removed

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1,1 insertion

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inserts 1 atom of a molecule into the ML bond

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1,2 insertion

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inserts 1 attached to M and 2 attached to L in ML bond

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9
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beta hydride elimination

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aka deinsertion, beta H attacks M and e- from M-L bond come up to fill where it was attached, often releasing the product we want from M

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how to do 1,2 etc

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start with least substituted (is most likely to bind with M)

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metathesis

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switching part of the molecule. can be cross- or self-. can be double or triple too but we often see sigma bond metathesis. we also call substituting a ligand in 1 transition step

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12
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olefin

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another word for alkene

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13
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hydrogenation

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a reaction scheme (not just 1 step). forming CH bonds

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14
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Wilkinsons catalyst

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used for hydrogenation, (PPh3)3RhCl, needs to dissociate a PPh3 to be less stable and start catalyzing

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15
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changes in catalytic cycle based on metal center

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for metals with lots of d-electrons, pathway can include redox, but without d-electrons another route must be used.o

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16
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olefin polymerization

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uses catalyst with usually Ti, Hf or Zr and forms ion with MAO. (MAO will pick up halides, alkyls = lewis acid). add ethylene btwn M and H repeatedly forming chain, and stop adding by forming alkene at end of chain (beta hydride elim) or metathesis with H, leads to initial catalyst either way.

17
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tacticity

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direction of C coming off a chain (PE doesnt have these but polypropylene).

18
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atactic

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chains come off in random pattern

19
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syndiotactic

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alternating C btwn out and in the plane

20
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isotactic

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all C on chain point the same direction

21
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heterogenous catalyst

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solid and reactant is liquid or gas, inc. Ziegler and Phillips, and these are needed in very small amts as reaction substrate

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homogenous catalyst

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used in aq form usually and reactants are also aqueous

23
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Ziegler catalyst

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for olefin polymerization (most widely used one), TiCl4/MgCl2 solid.

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Phillips catalyst

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for olefin polymerization, CrO?/SiO2

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tri-alkyl aluminum
pyrophoric, but when exposed to water forms more stable MAO (methylaluminoxane)
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making precatalyst into catalyst
usually abstract smth using lewis acid
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separating product from catalyst
...why bother?
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how to change chain length
reaction conditions (temp, le chat), and the ligands on catalyst (example uses Cp)
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4 membered transition state
4 membered ring where bonds form/break in sigma bond metathesis
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which point groups can be chiral
Cn and Dn (no Sn axis)
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PPh3 is called
triphenylphosphine
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polymerization energetics
polymerization is favored, depolymerization is disfavored due to being uphill, must be coupled with hydrogenation to be successful