A dimer of the negatively charged carbonyl cluster {Ir4(CO)11-}2 bonded by a single Ir-Ir bond, and comparison with the singly bonded (C60-)2 dimer
A dimer of the negatively charged carbonyl cluster {Ir4(CO)11-}2 bonded by a single Ir-Ir bond, and comparison with the singly bonded (C60-)2 dimer
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带负电荷的羰基簇{Ir4(CO)11-}2通过单Ir-Ir键键合的二聚体,并与单键(C60-)2二聚体的比较
DOI:
10.1002/zaac.202200368
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发表时间:
2023
影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
Konarev Dmitri V.
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作者:
Sobov Pavel A.;Shestakov Alexander F.;Kuzmin Alexey V.;Khasanov Salavat S.;Otsuka Akihiro;Yamochi Hideki;Kitagawa Hiroshi;Konarev Dmitri V.
Reduction of the Ir4(CO)12cluster by two equivalents of Cp*2Cr (Cp* isη5‐Me5C5) produces the (Cp*2Cr+)2{Ir4(CO)11−}2⋅ 4 C6H4Cl2complex. Two Ir4(CO)11−anions are bonded by a single Ir−Ir bond in the anionic {Ir4(CO)11−}2dimer. The bond length is 2.8339(5) Å at 100 K. Therefore, clusters can form metal‐metal bonded dimers under reduction. The {Ir4(CO)11−}2dimers do not dissociate to paramagnetic species up to 340 K and even higher temperatures that indicates their high stability. DFT calculations show that dimerization of clusters can occur due to the loss of one CO group in neutral or anionic clusters. Dimerization of anionic transition metal cluster is to a certain extend similar to dimerization of negatively charged carbon cluster – fullerene C60⋅−and here we compare both types of dimers.