Stable cyclopalladated complexes containing an (sp)C-Pd bond were synthesized α-CH deprotonation and palladation of -alkyl groups of carbene ligands bearing electron-withdrawing substituents. The strong electron donating strengths of the resulting C^C chelators were experimentally identified, and the palladacycle underwent template-directed, versatile C-halogenation with X.
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