Structure of (1,10‐phenanthroline)bis(4‐toluenethiolato)zinc(II)
Structure of (1,10‐phenanthroline)bis(4‐toluenethiolato)zinc(II)
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(1,10-菲咯啉)双(4-甲苯硫醇)锌(II)的结构
DOI:
10.1107/s0567740880010898
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发表时间:
1980
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G. Crosby
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作者:
T. Cremers;D. R. Bloomquist;R. Willett;G. Crosby
Zn(C12HsNz)(CTH7S)2), (Zn(phen)(4-tol- S)2), monoclinic, P21/c , a = 10.009 (3), b = 20.12 (1), c = 12.140(4)A, t= 107.73(1) ° , Pcalc = 1.403, Pobs = 1.396 Mg m -3, Z = 4; R = 0.058, R w = 0.061. The coordination geometry of the Zn 2+ central metal ion is distorted tetrahedral with a S-Zn-S bond angle of 126.2 ° and a N-Zn-N bond angle of 78.7 °. The N-Zn-S bond angles range from 107 to 113 °. Introduction. Complexes of Zn with the general formula (Zn(SL)2(N-N )) (N-N = substituted 1,10- phenanthroline or 2,2'-bipyridine, SL = substituted benzenethiol) are of spectroscopic interest (Truesdell, 1978; Koester, 1975). Truesdell has synthesized a large number of these complexes (including the title complex) and noted the presence of an unusual, broad, struc- tureless visible absorption band and its corresponding emission. The transitions were unique to the complexes and not present in the uncoordinated ligands. The transition was interpreted by Truesdell as interligand transmetallic charge transfer in nature. To account for this transition, Truesdell then proposed a molecular- orbital model based on C2v coordination geometry of the metal. The structural analysis reported here was undertaken to examine the coordination around the central metal atom. Bright, yellow chunks of (Zn(phen)(4-tol- S)2) were prepared by precipitation from an ethanol solution of stoichiometric mixtures of the metal and ligands. A small crystal (0.12 × 0.25 × 0.29 mm) with {010}, {010}, {011}, and {0ii} faces developed was mounted with the e axis collinear with the spindle axis of the goniometer. Systematic absences of the types hOl (l = 2n + 1) and 0k0 (k = 2n + 1) uniquely defined the space group as P2~/e. Intensity data were collected on an automated Picker full-circle diffractometer with Zr-filtered Mo Ka radiation. A 0-20 step scan was used with scans of 1.8 °, 20 steps deg -~ and 3.0 s step -1. Background measurements of 15 s were made before and after each scan. The standard deviation in intensity was calculated by oZ(Io) = TC + BC + (0.33)21o 2