In organic chemistry, atoms other than carbon and hydrogen are generally referred to as heteroatoms. The most common heteroatoms are nitrogen, oxygen and sulfur. Now I present to you an article called Syntheses based on organic derivatives of mercury. II. 1,3-Dihaloferrocenes, published in 1966, which mentions a compound: 1273-73-0, mainly applied to HALO FERROCENYL MERCURY DERIV; FERROCENYL MERCURY DERIV HALO; MERCURY DERIV HALO FERROCENYL, SDS of cas: 1273-73-0.
cf. CA 64, 14215a. Keeping 12.8 g. Hg(OAc)2, 200 ml. MeOH, 8.82 g. chloroferrocene, and 30 ml. C6H6 20 min. and mixing with 20 g. CaCl2 in MeOH, then 400 ml. ice-H2O, gave after extraction with petr. ether of the separated precipitate and the extract passed over inactivated Al2O3 and elution with petroleum ether 41% unreacted chloroferrocene, while extraction of the remaining precipitate with 1:1 C6H6-petroleum ether gave fraction A which yielded 10% 1-chloro-1′-chloromercuriferrocene, m. 143-4°, on elution with CHCl3. Elution of fraction A with petroleum ether-C6H6 gave 17% 3,3′-bis(chloroferrocenyl)mercury. Similarly were obtained: 3,3′-bis(iodoferrocenyl)mercury, m. 175°; 3,3′-bis(chloroferrocenyl)mercury, m. 190°; 3,3′-bis(bromoferrocenyl) mercury (I), m. 179-80°. I with CuCl2 in hot Me2CO gave after brief heating and treatment with petroleum ether 84% 1,3-dichloroferrocene, m. 81°; similarly were prepared 90% 1,3-dibromoferrocene, m. 78.5-80°; 100% 1,3-diiodoferrocene (II), m. 47.5° (prepared from the R2Hg with iodine in ClCH2CH2Cl). Iodoferrocene and Cu2I2 with PhMgBr at 150° in dry N atm. 1 hr. gave 76% phenylferrocene, m. 110-11°, and a similar reaction of II with PhMgBr with Cu2I2 gave 21% 1,3-diphenylferrocene, m. 107°. The above mercuration of ferrocene also gave difficultly elutable 1,3-bis(bromomercuri)ferrocene, decomposed 190°. Ir spectra are reported.
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