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Multiple C–B Bond Cleavage Reactions at [BArF4]− Anions Mediated by Terphenyl Phosphine Gold Catalysts

Authors: Juan Miranda-Pizarro; Miquel Navarro; Jesús Campos;

Multiple C–B Bond Cleavage Reactions at [BArF4]− Anions Mediated by Terphenyl Phosphine Gold Catalysts

Abstract

Fluorinated borates have been widely used as innocent and weakly coordinating counteranions. Among those, [BArF4]− ([B(C6H3-3,5-(CF3)2)4]−) occupies a prominent position due to the robustness of its B-C carbon bonds. Herein, we investigate C-B bond cleavage in the [BArF4]− anion mediated by cationic gold fragments of type [Au(PMe2Ar′)]+, where Ar′ stands for bulky terphenyl (C6H3-2,6-Ar2) substituents. In addition, we have exploited the stoichiometric B-C bond cleavage to construct a catalytic cycle for the synthesis of boranes under acidic conditions.

This work was supported by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation (PID2022-139782NB-I00). M.N. acknowledges the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation and Junta de Andalucía for postdoctoral programs (FJC2018-035514-I and DOC_00149).

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Anions, gallium, thallium, Group 13 compounds, aluminium, Inorganic compounds, Gold, indium, gold, inorganic compounds, anions, boron compounds, Bond cleavage

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