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  • ArticleBond-shift rearrangement during hydrogenolysis of Neopentyl iodide (cas 15501-33-4) on group VIII metal catalysts. An analogue of the mechanism of action of vitamin B12
  • Add time:08/28/2019         Source:sciencedirect.com

    The hydrogenolysis of Neopentyl iodide (cas 15501-33-4) on reduced Co or Pt dispersed on MgO support yields increasing amounts of 2-metylbutane and 2-methylbutenes in addition to neopentane, as the temperature is raised from 50 to 150°C. These results support the idea that a π-complexed half-reaction state is simultaneously involved in activation of the RI bond and in the evident 1,2-methyl shift. This π-complex mechanism is the same as that first suggested almost a quarter of a century ago for neopentane isomerism during hydrogenolysis at ⩾ 200°C on Pt catalysts. The present results also support the contention that similar π-complexes are responsible for analogous carbon skeleton rearrangement reactions mediated by coenzyme B12.

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