PHOTOCHEMISTRY OF OSMIUM(II) AMMINE COMPLEXES. THE DINITROGEN SPECIES DINITROGENPENTAAMMINEOSMIUM(2+) AND CIS-(BIS)(DINITROGEN)TETRAAMMINEOSMIUM(2+)
PHOTOCHEMISTRY OF OSMIUM(II) AMMINE COMPLEXES. THE DINITROGEN SPECIES DINITROGENPENTAAMMINEOSMIUM(2+) AND CIS-(BIS)(DINITROGEN)TETRAAMMINEOSMIUM(2+)
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锇(II) 胺络合物的光化学。
DOI:
10.1002/chin.197835032
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发表时间:
1978
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P. Ford
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作者:
T. Matsubara;M. A. Bergkamp;P. Ford
Reported are quantum yields for photolysis of the osmium (II) dinitrogen complexes Os (NH3) 5N22+ and cU-Os (NH3) 4 (N2) 22+ in aqueous chloride solution. The m-dinitrogen ion undergoes photoaquation only over the wavelength range 365-214 nm to give 0s (NH3) 4 (H20) N22+. Direct excitation of the metal-to-ligand charge-transfer (MLCT) band (Xmax 223 nm) gave smallerquantum yields than longer wavelength excitation. This indicates deactivation from the MLCT state (s) directly to the ground state competitive with internalconversion to lower energy state (s) which are precursors to ligand substitution pathways, The Os (NH3) 5N22+ ion gives only Os (III) species as final photolysis products but analysis of the productdistributions indicates that significant photoaquation to give 0s (NH3) 5H202+ is occurring over the excitation wavelength range 365-229 nm. Thermal oxidation of Os (II) species by solvent accounts for the Os (III) final products. Photooxidation directly to Os (III) may be competitive with photoaquation over this wavelength range, but at 214 nm photooxidation is the overwhelmingly dominant photoreaction pathway. In analogy to ruthenium (II) photochemistry, it is argued that a charge-transfer to solvent state is a likely precursorto primary photooxidation while ligand field states are the likely precursors to primary photoaquation.