Metal centers connected by conjugated bridges. A theoretical evaluation of delocalization effects
Metal centers connected by conjugated bridges. A theoretical evaluation of delocalization effects
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DOI:
10.1021/om00004a052
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发表时间:
1995-04
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影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
M. Sponsler
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作者:
M. Sponsler
(CO) 2 or t/2-H2PCH2PH2, X=-CHCHCHCH-,-CCCC-, p-C6H4, or-NCHCHN-, m= 1 or 2, and n= 0, 1, or 2 (in selected combinations). For L= CO, the neutral complexes exhibit only weakdelocalization, but the radical cationic and dicationic species show relatively strong Jt delocalization, as measured by population analysis and effective coupling parameter (Vab) for the mixed-valence cations. All bridges studied participate in n delocalization, with the polyenediyl bridges promoting delocalization most effectively. Theproperty of the bridges that most strongly affects the conjugating ability in the cationic and dicationic complexes is the energy of its highest n orbital relative to themetal tia orbital, while the property that most strongly effects the conjugating ability in the neutrals is the energy of the lowest ti* orbital. For L2=