STEREOCHEMISTRY OF DISCRETE 8-COORDINATION .1. BASIC ANALYSIS
STEREOCHEMISTRY OF DISCRETE 8-COORDINATION .1. BASIC ANALYSIS
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DOI:
10.1021/ic50006a001
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发表时间:
1963-01-01
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
SILVERTON, JV
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作者:
HOARD, JL;SILVERTON, JV
An ordered pattern having useful predictive capacity for discrete eight-coordination is obtained by interweaving helpful bits of theory with accurate stereochemical data from X-ray studies2 utilizing full three-dimensional analysis. The most sweeping conclusion of this" phenomenological theory” is that the energetics of direct bonding interaction must differ so little for the dodecahedral (Mo (CN) s~ 4-type) andsquare antiprismatic configurations (Fig. 1 and 2) that the choice between them is determined, usually or always, by other factors. The detailed shape of the coordination group of a real complex is never that of the hard sphere model, but is rather that which makes the ligand repulsive energy from closed-shell inter-actions a (constrained) minimum; the most favorable dodecahedral and antiprismatic shapes (Table I) accomplish this equally well. For a tetrakis-bidentate chelate it appears (1) that differences in the closed-shell repulsive energy for com-peting stereoisomers may run easily to 5 kcal./mole,(2) that minimization of internal coulombic repulsions takes preced-ence when the complex is charged. Stereoisomerism in the M (IV)/3-diketo chelates, M (X2) 4, is discussed in detail. Increasing complication, eg, mixing of ligands, multidentate character, usually is better served by dodecahedral coordination. The Mo (CN) s-4 ion receives special attention.