Metal clusters in catalysis. II. Electron spin resonance study of dinuclear metal complex fragments and their interaction with organic substrates
Metal clusters in catalysis. II. Electron spin resonance study of dinuclear metal complex fragments and their interaction with organic substrates
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催化中的金属簇。
DOI:
10.1021/ja00851a057
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发表时间:
1975
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
K. Zamaraev
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作者:
E. Muetterties;B. Sosinsky;K. Zamaraev
(CH3) 3] 7. In addition, the weakest bonds in clusters may often proveto be the framework cluster bonds; 2 hence there is the further potentialin cluster complexes of reversibly generating reactive fragments. In this context, the simplest, most readily available class comprises dinuclear metal com-plexes. Herein we describe for a group of readilydissociable iron complexes,[(allyl) Fe (CO) 2L] 2, catalytic chemistry and an ESR study that provides,(1) an accurate measure of Fe-Fe bond energies,(2) a kinetic, thermodynamic, and electronic view of the interaction of (allyl) Fe (CO) 3 with unsaturated organic substrates, and (3) a demonstration that two mononuclear isomers are usually present in each system and that these are highly fluxional. The binuclear [CsHsFetCO^ h complex, A, dissociates in solution to give a paramagnetic species. Equilibria, presumed to be complex, 33 are now shown to be singular. Anal-ysis of ESR signal integral intensities over a temperature range of+ 40 to—90 establish that the solution state of A is fully4 represented by dissociation 1.