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Chelate control in the nickel-complex catalysed homogeneous oligomerization of ethylene
The impact of various k2-P⌢O chelate ligands on nickel catalysed ethylene oligomerization has been investigated. The ligands 4-8 and 14, 15 were reacted with bis(π-methallyl)nickel yielding seven new complexes, 9-13 and 16, 17 in which the k2-P⌢O chelate ring size was altered and in which methyl substituents were introduced into the k2-P⌢O chelate. These complexes served as precursor complexes leading to active ethylene oligomerization catalysts. Increasing the chelate ring size from a five-membered to a six or seven-membered ring diminishes catalytic activity dramatically. However, by introducing double bonds or an aromatic ring into the six-membered nickelaheterocycle yielded very active ethylene oligomerization systems. Introducing methyl groups into Ph2PCH(CH3)COOH (14) and Ph2PC(CH3)2COOH (15) also leads to a significant increase in activity.
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