Exhaustive Oxidative Decarbonylation of Metal Carbonyls by Light and Oxygen: The Example of (η5-C5Me5)ReO3†
Exhaustive Oxidative Decarbonylation of Metal Carbonyls by Light and Oxygen: The Example of (η5-C5Me5)ReO3†
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光和氧对羰基金属的彻底氧化脱羰:(η5-C5Me5)ReO3† 的示例
DOI:
10.1002/anie.198403831
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发表时间:
1984
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通讯作者:
H. Bock
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作者:
W. Herrmann;R. Serrano;H. Bock
Irradiation of a solution of the half-sandwich complex 1 in tetrahydrofuran (THF) under rigorous exclusion of oxygen (argon atmosphere or vacuum, quartz glass, Hg highpressure lamp) effects CO-elimination with formation of the THF complex 2; the latter species has not yet been isolated in substance but its identity has been established from subsequent reactions with phosphanes. Whereas analogous manganese complexes decompose in the presence of atmospheric oxygen, 2 eliminates CO and C02 (GC) to form the carbonyl-free product 3, which after work-up by means of column chromatography is obtained as air-stable, lemon yellow, sublimable crystals in up to ca. 40% yield [‘]. 3 has the unexpected constitution of a mononuclear trioxo complex (MS, IR, Raman, NMR); elemental analysis and determination of M, by vapor osmometry indicate the formula CI0Hl5O3Re with only one Re atom [4]. 3 is derived from the educt 1 by oxidative substitution of the entire set of carbonyl groups by 0x0 ligands. The latter can be identified by their intense v (Re= O) stretching bands (IR, Raman); the n-coordination of the pentamethylcyclopentadienyl ligands follows from the ‘H-and I3C-NMR spectra, which even at-120 C (CHFC12) only exhibit simple signal patterns [‘’. In terms of bonding theory, it is significant that the metal center in 1 is present in the oxidation state+ 1 (d6-Re1), but in 3, for the first time in a half-sandwich complex, as ReV1’having a do configuration. This enormous difference in the d-electron bookkeeping is reflected in the spectra. Thus, replacement of the CO by the 0x0 groups leads to a drastic deshielding (A6> 20 ppm) of the C atoms of the ring ligands bonded to the metal in the I3C-NMR spectrum, indicating a markedly reduced charge density. More impressive is that the PE spectra convincingly show the change in oxidation state: In the d6 complex 1 (Fig. lb) the first group of bands centered around 8 eV is assigned to the ionizations of metal d electrons, and the second at 9.2 eV to the almost degenerate n ionizations of the ring ligandc5]. As expected, for the trioxo complex 3 no further ionizations bands which could be assigned to metal d electrons are found in the low energy region of the PE spectrum (Fig. la)[61. The results of a preliminary X-ray structure analysis indicate that the ring ligand is symmetrically n-bonded in the563, ncp [a