Stabilization of 3d Transition Metal Hydrido Complexes in SrH2Mg2[Co(I)H5], BaH2Mg5[Co(-I)H4]2, and RbH2Mg5[Co(-I)H4 Ni(0)H4] via Easily Polarizable Hydride Ligands.
Stabilization of 3d Transition Metal Hydrido Complexes in SrH2Mg2[Co(I)H5], BaH2Mg5[Co(-I)H4]2, and RbH2Mg5[Co(-I)H4 Ni(0)H4] via Easily Polarizable Hydride Ligands.
复制标题
通过易于极化的氢化物配体稳定 SrH2Mg2[Co(I)H5]、BaH2Mg5[Co(-I)H4]2 和 RbH2Mg5[Co(-I)H4 Ni(0)H4] 中的 3d 过渡金属氢化物配合物。
DOI:
10.1021/acs.inorgchem.6b00074
复制
发表时间:
2016
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
Fahlquist H
中科院分区:
文献类型:
--
作者:
Fahlquist H
A combined study using neutron diffraction, inelastic neutron scattering, and first-principles calculations describe cobalt with a very low formal oxidation state of (−I) in a slightly distorted tetrahedral Co(−I)H4-complex in BaH2Mg5[Co(−I)H4]2and in the structurally related RbH2Mg5[Co(−I)H4Ni(0)H4]. This indicates that the electron “back donating” effect via the polarizable hydride ions to the counterions in the solid state hydrides, can be compared to more conventional “back bonding” able to reduce the oxidation state down to −I. The hydrides were synthesized by hot sintering of transition metal powders with corresponding binary alkali- and alkaline earth hydrides. In the similarly synthesized SrH2Mg2[Co(I)H5], cobalt is formally + I-valent, showing a high sensitivity to differences in the counterion framework, which can also influence electrical properties.