The regiochemistry of monomer insertion in propene polymerization promoted by group 4 metal catalysts has been investigated by using DFT methods. Our study supports the concept that for metallocene-based catalysts the regiochemistry of propene is mainly originated by steric effects. Instead, for octahedral systems a delicate balance between steric and electronic effects is found. This allows to play with the electronic properties of the ligand framework to tune finely the regiochemistry of polymerization.

Regiochemistry of propene insertion with group 4 polymerization catalysts from a theoretical perspective / Correa, Andrea; Talarico, Giovanni; L., Cavallo. - In: JOURNAL OF ORGANOMETALLIC CHEMISTRY. - ISSN 0022-328X. - STAMPA. - 692:(2007), pp. 4519-4527. [10.1016/j.jorganchem.2007.04.015]

Regiochemistry of propene insertion with group 4 polymerization catalysts from a theoretical perspective

CORREA, ANDREA;TALARICO, GIOVANNI;
2007

Abstract

The regiochemistry of monomer insertion in propene polymerization promoted by group 4 metal catalysts has been investigated by using DFT methods. Our study supports the concept that for metallocene-based catalysts the regiochemistry of propene is mainly originated by steric effects. Instead, for octahedral systems a delicate balance between steric and electronic effects is found. This allows to play with the electronic properties of the ligand framework to tune finely the regiochemistry of polymerization.
2007
Regiochemistry of propene insertion with group 4 polymerization catalysts from a theoretical perspective / Correa, Andrea; Talarico, Giovanni; L., Cavallo. - In: JOURNAL OF ORGANOMETALLIC CHEMISTRY. - ISSN 0022-328X. - STAMPA. - 692:(2007), pp. 4519-4527. [10.1016/j.jorganchem.2007.04.015]
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