%0 Journal Article %A Issberner, Karin %A Niecke, Edgar %A Wittchow, Eric %A Dötz, Karl Heinz %A Nieger, Martin %D 1997 %T The 1-Phosphaallyl Anion as a Versatile Building Block in Reactions with Alkynes and Fischer-Type Alkynyltungsten Carbene Complexes %U https://acs.figshare.com/articles/journal_contribution/The_1-Phosphaallyl_Anion_as_a_Versatile_Building_Block_in_Reactions_with_Alkynes_and_Fischer-Type_Alkynyltungsten_Carbene_Complexes_sup_sup_/3779100 %R 10.1021/om960984u.s001 %2 https://acs.figshare.com/ndownloader/files/5890068 %K vinylphosphino %K Versatile Building Block %K OCH %K metal carbene %K acyclic %K protonation %K Tol %K CH %K dihydrophosphole 8 %K diphenyl substitution pattern %K alkynyl carbene %K CO %K Thermal decarbonylation %K tungsten methoxy alkynyl carbene %K reaction pathway %X The anionic 1,3-cycloaddition reaction of the (1,2,3-triphenyl-1-phosphaallyl)lithium species Li(dme)3[PhP−CPhC(Ph)H] (1) with diphenylacetylene followed by protonation of the anionic intermediate 2 gave diastereoselectively 1,2,3,4,5-pentaphenyl-2,3-dihydrophosphole (3). The relative cis,trans-stereochemistry of the C4,C5,P-unit has been established by X-ray structure analysis. Addition of 1 to the Fischer-type tungsten amino alkynyl carbene complex (CO)5WC[N(CH2)4]−C⋮CPh (4) yielded, after protonation, the metal carbene modified dihydrophosphole 8, which, in contrast, exhibits a trans,trans-diphenyl substitution pattern. Thus, a different reaction pathway is suggested, containing an acyclic intermediate, which could be trapped by deuteration to give the (vinylphosphino)vinylcarbene complex (CO)5WC[N(CH2)4]−CDC(Ph)−P(Ph)−CPhC(Ph)H (10). Thermal decarbonylation of 10 led to the chelate complex (CO)4WC[N(CH2)4]−CDC(Ph)−P(Ph)−CPhC(Ph)H (11). The reaction of 1 with the tungsten methoxy alkynyl carbene complex (CO)5WC−(OCH3)−C⋮C(p-Tol) (5) and subsequent protonation afforded the acyclic (vinylphosphino)vinyl carbene complex (CO)5WC(OCH3)−CHC(p-Tol)−P(Ph)−CPhC(Ph)H (9), which underwent rearrangement to the allenyl(vinyl)phosphane complex [(OCH3)CHCC(p-Tol)][PhCC(H)Ph](Ph)P[W(CO)5]Ph−CPhC(Ph)H (12). %I ACS Publications