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Organosilicon compounds
1. Prepared By
Dr. Krishnaswamy. G
Faculty
DOS & R in Organic Chemistry
Tumkur University
Tumakuru
Organo silicon
Compounds
2. Monomeric silicons are known as Silanes.
A silane that contain at least one carbon-silicon bond is known as
Organosilanes.
Si-C bond is covalent and silicon acts as electrophile.
Introduction
Silicon is just like carbon but
It has larger size (atomic radius-117 pm)
More electropositive (Si-1.64)
Has greater affinity for electronegative atoms like F, Cl & O.
C Si
- +
Nucleophile
Electrophile
3. Direct synthesis by Rochow Muller process
2 RCl Si R2SiCl2
Cu
300o
C
Metathesis
SiCl4
RLi
R4Si
Synthesis
4. H Si
CC
CC
OC
NC
NC
CC
CC
SiH
OC
NC
NC
H
H Si
H Si
Si
H
Si
Catalyst
Hydrosilylation, also known as hydrosilation is one of the most useful
catalytic reaction where addition of Si-H to unsaturated bond leads to the
formation of organsilanes and organosilicones.
5. Reactions
Protecting reactions
Variation of three R group on silicon can provide an unlimited range of
protecting group for O, N and C.
R OH R O Si
R
R
R
R3SiCl
Base
R OH F Si
R
R
R
Protection Deprotection
n-Bu4NF
C H C Si
R
R
R
R3SiCl
C
BuLi
C
6. H3C Si CH3
CH3H3C
CH3
Si
CH3H3C
CH3
Si
CH3H3C
H3C
H3C CH3
CH3
Tert-butyldimethylsilyl chloride
TBDMS-Cl
Triisopropylsilyl chloride
TIPS-Cl
Tert-butyldiphenylsilyl chloride
TBDPS-Cl
Cl Cl
Cl
H3C Si CH3
CH3H3C
Cl
Thexyldimethylsilyl chloride
TDS-Cl
H3C CH3
Common protecting groups
7. Ipso substitution
Aryl silane undergo ipso electrophilic aromatic substitution reaction.
Si
R R
R
E
Si
R R
R
E
E
Nu
para
meta
ortho
ipso
R3Si
Stabilization of positive charge at β-position through hyperconjugation
8. Addition reaction
Vinyl silane undergo addition reaction with electrophile with retention of
configuration.
H
R SiR3
R
E
H
R E
R
H
R R
SiR3
E
H
R R
E
Z-vinyl silane
E-vinyl silane
9. Peterson olefination
Preparation of alkenes from α-silyl carbanions and carbonyl compounds is
known as Peterson olefination.
R
Si
R R
R1
R3R2
O
R2
R1R3
H
acid / base
-silylcarbanions
R
Si
R R
R1
-silylcarbanions
R
Si
R R
R1
Cl
R
Si
R R
R1
MgCl
Mg
10. R
Si
R R
R1
R3R2
O
-silylcarbanions R
Si
R
R
R1 OH
R3
R2
R
Si
R
R
R1 OH
R3
R2
H H
-silylcarbinols
Diastereomers
Addition of α-silyl carbanions to carbonyl compounds give rise to mixture of
diastereomeric silylcarbinols which can isolated and separated.
11. R
Si
R
R
R1 OH
R3
R2
H
-OH and -SiR3 syn
Acid
R
Si
R
R
R1 OH2
R2
R3
H
R1 R2
R3H
Z-alkene
Pure diastereomers upon treatment with dilute acid (AcOH, H2SO4) or a lewis acid
(BF3.OEt2) results in a stereospecific anti elimination to give alkene.
R
Si
R
R
R1 OH
R3
R2
H
R
Si
R
R
R1 OH2
R3
R2
HAcid
-OH and -SiR3 anti
R1 R3
R2H
E-alkeneanti-periplanar TS
12. R
Si
R
R
R1 OH
R3
R2
H Base
-OH and -SiR3 anti
R Si
R
R
R1
OH
R3
R2
H
-OH and -SiR3 syn
Base
R1 R3
R2H
Z-alkene
R Si
R
R
R1
O
R3
R2
H
syn-periplanar TS
R
Si
R
R
R1 O
R3
R2
H
Rotation of bond
occurs to make SiR3
and Oxyanion syn
Pure diastereomers upon treatment with base (NaH, KH, KOt-Bu) results in a stereo
specific syn elimination to give alkene.
13. Me3Si
OH
-OH and -SiMe3 anti
-OH and -SiR3 syn
Z-alkene
Me3Si
OH2
Me3Si
OH
Acid
Acid
E-alkene
Me3Si
OH2
14. Me3Si
OH
Base
-OH and -SiMe3 anti
Me3Si OH
-OH and -SiR3 syn
Base
Z-alkene
Me3Si O
syn-periplanar TS
Me3Si
O
Rotation of bond
occurs to make
SiMe3 and
Oxyanion syn
15. SUMMARY
Anti elimination Syn elimination
OH
R3Si
Anti
E-alkene
OH
R3Si
Syn Z-alkene
Acid
Acid
OH
R3Si
Anti
OH
R3Si
Syn
Z-alkene
Base