REFORMULATION FROM X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY OF A DINUCLEAR THIOCYANATE COMPLEX OF RHENIUM. THE FIRST OBSERVATION OF SOLELY N-BONDED, BRIDGING THIOCYANATE
REFORMULATION FROM X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY OF A DINUCLEAR THIOCYANATE COMPLEX OF RHENIUM. THE FIRST OBSERVATION OF SOLELY N-BONDED, BRIDGING THIOCYANATE
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铼双核硫氰酸盐配合物的 X 射线晶体学重构。
DOI:
10.1002/chin.198002080
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发表时间:
1979
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通讯作者:
H. S. Trop
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作者:
F. Cotton;A. Davison;W. Ilsley;H. S. Trop
Introduction In 1966, in the course of some of the earliest investigations2 of the chemical reactivity of quadruple bonds, there was found among the products of the reaction of sodium thiocyanate with («-Bu4N) 4Re2Cl8 a substance for which the formula (n-Bu4N) 3Re2 (NCS) 10 (CO) 2 was suggested. This suggestion rested primarily on two pieces of evidence. First, strongbands in the infrared spectrum at ca. 1920 and ca. 1885 cm" 1 were taken to indicate the presence of two CO groups (presumed to have been derived from the reactionsolvent, acetone). This postulate was considered necessary since there was no known form of coordinated thiocyanate ion giving rise to strong infrared bands in that frequencyrange. Second, the proposed formula agreed with analytical data. Magnetic and con-ductance measurements were also consistent with this formula, of which the pertinent features are an odd number of electrons and a 3: 1 cation to anion ratio, respectively. The formula (n-Bu4N) 3Re2 (NCS) 10 (CO) 2 has, however, always seemed somewhat overendowed with ligands and, on that ground, questionable. Proof of its correctness through