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DOI: 10.1055/s-2008-1067017
H-D Exchange Reaction Taking Advantage of the Synergistic Effect of Heterogeneous Palladium and Platinum Mixed Catalyst
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Publication Date:
11 April 2008 (online)
Abstract
An effective and applicable deuteration method for alkyl-substituted aromatic compounds using a heterogeneous Pd/C and Pt/C mixed catalyst in deuterium oxide in the presence of a small amount of hydrogen gas was developed. Mixing a heterogeneous palladium and platinum catalyst provides an interesting synergistic effect in the H-D exchange reaction and leads to full H-D exchange results even on sterically hindered sites, which indicated only low-deuterium efficiencies when either Pd/C or Pt/C were used independently as a catalyst. We investigated the synergistic effect using a variety of substrates and proved the broad generality of the heterogeneous Pd-Pt-D2O-H2 system in the H-D exchange reaction. Furthermore, this system could be applied to a multigram scale synthesis of useful deuterium-labeled compounds, such as deuterium-labeled bis-aniline derivatives as raw materials for polyimides, aryl iodides as synthetic building blocks, and biologically active compounds.
Key words
H-D exchange - heterogeneous catalysis - mixed catalysis - palladium - platinum
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