Three-coordinate monoanions of rhodium(1–) and iridium(1–): Isolable examples of coordinatively-unsaturated metalate anions
Three-coordinate monoanions of rhodium(1–) and iridium(1–): Isolable examples of coordinatively-unsaturated metalate anions
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铑(1-) 和铱(1-) 的三配位单阴离子:配位不饱和金属阴离子的可分离实例
DOI:
10.1016/j.poly.2023.116565
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发表时间:
2023
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2.6
通讯作者:
Figueroa, Joshua S.
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作者:
Neville, Michael L.;Chan, Chinglin;Barnett, Brandon R.;Hernandez, Ritchie E.;Moore, Curtis E.;Figueroa, Joshua S.
Metalate complexes – those that possess metal centers in formally negative oxidation states – are typically coordinatively and electronically saturated organometallic species. The reduced nature of the metal centers within these complexes is well understood to be responsible for their high reactivity as metal-based nucleophiles. While the chemistry of such complexes is extensive, there are very few examples where coordinative or electronic unsaturation accompanies highly-reduced d-orbital manifolds as a means to augment reactivity. Reported here is the isolation of the 16e–, d10rhodium and iridium metalate anions, [M(CNArDipp2)3]–, where coordinative unsaturation is achieved through the use of encumberingm-terphenyl isocyanide ligands. Reactivity studies with electrophiles demonstrate that the Rh and Ir centers in these metalates retain significant nucleophilic character, which enables the formation of unusual metal/main-group-element species on account of low coordination numbers.