Synthesis, structure, and spectroscopic properties of octahedral complexes of tungsten(VI), -(V), and -(IV) containing 2,6-diphenylphenoxide ligation
Synthesis, structure, and spectroscopic properties of octahedral complexes of tungsten(VI), -(V), and -(IV) containing 2,6-diphenylphenoxide ligation
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含有 2,6-二苯酚连接的钨 (VI)、-(V) 和 -(IV) 八面体配合物的合成、结构和光谱性质
DOI:
10.1021/ic00303a033
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发表时间:
1989
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
J. Huffman
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作者:
J. Kerschner;P. Fanwick;I. Rothwell;J. Huffman
The tungsten (VI) complex riJ-WCl4 (OAr-2, 6-Ph2) 2 (1)(OAr-2, 6-Ph2= 2, 6-diphenylphenoxide) undergoes an overall one-electron reduction on treatment either with magnesium butadiene, Mg (C4H6), in thf or with lithium borohydride, LiBH4, in toluene. In the former case the octahedral thf adduct WCl3 (OAr-2, 6-Ph2) 2 (thf)(2) is formed in high yield, while the LiBH4 reduction takes place in the presence of 1 equiv of PMe2Ph to yield WCl3 (OAr-2, 6-Ph2) 2 (PMe2Ph)(3). Both 2 and 3 are deep red, paramagnetic compounds shown by single-crystal X-ray diffraction analyses to containtrans-aryloxide oxygen atoms and a mer arrangement of chloride groups about the octahedral tungsten metal center. Reduction of toluene solutions of WCl4 (OAr-2, 6-Ph2) 2 with sodium amalgam (2 Na/W) in the presence of monodentate phosphines leads to the formation of the bright orange W (IV) derivatives WCl2 (OAr-2, 6-Ph2) 2 (PMe2Ph) 2 (4a) and WCl2 (OAr-2, 6-Ph2) 2 (PMePh2) 2 (4b) in high yields. A structural study of 4a shows the molecule to possess a crystallographic inversion center with a Zrazts-, iran $-,< rans-WCl202P2 core. Spectroscopically, well-resolved but contact-shifted NMR spectra can be obtained for the d2 molecules (4). The bonding and electronic structure of these molecules are discussed, particularly with relevance to the importance of aryloxide oxygen-p to metal-d-bonding. In thisregard, the solid-state structure of WCl4 (OAr-2, 6-Ph2) 2 (1) has also been obtained. Although reported previously, the structure of 1 in the present study does not suffer from some of the solvent loss and decay problems evident in the earlier attempt. Crystal data are as follows. For WC1402C36H26 (1) at22 C: a= 11.051 (1) A, b= 16.693 (3) A, c= 17.515 (3) Á, ß= 95.72 (1), Z= 4, d „M= 1.686 g cm" 3 in space group F2,/c. For WCl3O3C40H34 (2) at 19 C: a= 11.582 (2) A, b= 12.099 (1) A, c= 24.828 (4) A, Z= 4, ífMlcd= 1.628 g cm" 3 in space group F2, 2, 21. For WC13P02C44H37 (3) at22 C: a= 10.8028 (8) A, b= 18.430 (2) A, c= 21.746 (6) A, ß= 100.80 (1), Z= 4,/1= 1.435 g cm'3 in space group P2}/c, For WC12P202C52H48 (4a): a= 10.687 (3) k, b= 11.335 (3) A, c= 10.289 (2) A, a= 92.30 (1), ß= 110.95 (1), y= 108.21 (1), Z= 1,¿ Mlcd= 1.557 g cm" 3 in space group PI.