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The participation to the metallocyclobutane intermediate of an exocyclic methyl or alkyl substituent should allow this mechanism to be operative, since the overall result of the rearrangement is the formation of a larger, less strained ring including the metal atom. Furthermore, isomerization of the carbenoid end of the chain to a n-adsorbed vinylic group is likely to occur via 1,2-hydride shift, thereby relieving some of the strain in the resulting carbene-olefin metal complex (Schemes 38 and 39).
This new mechanism, which is also based on the ability of platinum and not of palladium to promote the formation of metallocyclobutanes, derives from Rooney's earlier mechanism but replaces the a-alkyl precursor by a metallocyclobutane, and, in the transition state, the n-olefinic bonding by a n-allylic bonding. As in the previous mechanism, it is assumed that on platinum the metallocyclobutane is formed directly, while in the case of palladium, it would result from a 1-2 hydrogen shift via a transient species of n-allylic character (Scheme 28).
This new mechanism, which is also based on the ability of platinum and not of palladium to promote the formation of metallocyclobutanes, derives from Rooney's earlier mechanism but replaces the a-alkyl precursor by a metallocyclobutane, and, in the transition state, the n-olefinic bonding by a n-allylic bonding. As in the previous mechanism, it is assumed that on platinum the metallocyclobutane is formed directly, while in the case of palladium, it would result from a 1-2 hydrogen shift via a transient species of n-allylic character (Scheme 28).