Five-coordinate sulfur in a polymeric copper(I) thiolate complex
Five-coordinate sulfur in a polymeric copper(I) thiolate complex
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DOI:
10.1002/anie.199702511
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发表时间:
1997-02-14
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Pritchard, RG
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作者:
Parish, RV;Salehi, Z;Pritchard, RG
Metal thiolate complexes show remarkable diversity of structure. In the case of copper (1) derivatives, these range from simple anions with two-and three-coordination for the copper atom, through rings and cages, to complicated clusters.[’] Such materials are studied both in their own right and as possible models for naturally occurring copper-containing proteins. In the case of copper (1) complexes the range of structures arises from the ability of both the metal and sulfur atoms to adopt various coordination modes. Copper (1) can be two-, three-, or four-coordinate, while the thiolate sulfur atom can bind to one, two, or three metal atoms. The most common structural unit in the known thiolates is a three-coordinate copper atom bonded to pc,-bridging thiolates. Despite the wide range of stoichiometries and structures now known, the SR: Cu ratio is never less than 1 for simple monothiolate ligands; p2-thiolate bridging between metal atoms is far more common than p 3 bridging, while symmetrical p,-bridging is unknown. We now report a novel compound in which SR: Cu< OS, and in which the thiolate sul-