HEXAMERIC LITHIUM PHENOLATE - CRYSTAL-STRUCTURES AND LI-7 QUADRUPOLE COUPLING IN SOLID AND SOLUTION PHASES
HEXAMERIC LITHIUM PHENOLATE - CRYSTAL-STRUCTURES AND LI-7 QUADRUPOLE COUPLING IN SOLID AND SOLUTION PHASES
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00067a046
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发表时间:
1993-07-14
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
NICHOLS, MA
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作者:
JACKMAN, LM;CIZMECIYAN, D;NICHOLS, MA
Whereas lithium phenolate in dioxolane coexists as a mixture of comparable amounts of a hexamer and tetramer, together with minor amounts of less aggregated species, in THF the predominant species is the tetramer. Two crystalline forms of lithium phenolate have been obtained from THF and THF/hexane solutions, and X-ray crystallographic studies show that they consist of very similar hexagonal prismatic hexamers of lithium phenolate with one THF molecule bound to each lithium cation. The Li-7 nuclear quadrupole coupling constant (QCC = e2Qq(zz)/h = 67 +/- 1 kHz) and the asymmetry parameter (eta = 0.77 +/- 0.05) have been obtained from line shape analysis of the powder spectrum of one of the crystalline samples. Proton decoupling was used to remove H-1/Li-7 dipole-dipole interactions, and samples diluted with Li-6 were employed to estimate the contribution of the Li-7/Li-7 interaction to the line shape. These data give a value (73 kHz) for the quadrupole splitting constant [QSC = (1 + eta2/3)1/2(e2Qq(zz/h)] in agreement with that (72 +/- 10 kHz) determined for hexameric lithium phenolate in dioxolane from spin-lattice relaxation data. The values of QSC for the tetrameric species in THF and dioxolane are 46 +/- 0.5 and 59 +/- 6 kHz, respectively. CP-MAS C-13 NMR spectroscopy is of limited value for characterizing solid samples of the aggregates.