CHEMISTRY OF TRIVALENT URANIUM METALLOCENES - ELECTRON-TRANSFER REACTIONS WITH CARBON-DISULFIDE - FORMATION OF [(RC5H4)3U]2[MU-ETA-1,ETA-2-CS2]
CHEMISTRY OF TRIVALENT URANIUM METALLOCENES - ELECTRON-TRANSFER REACTIONS WITH CARBON-DISULFIDE - FORMATION OF [(RC5H4)3U]2[MU-ETA-1,ETA-2-CS2]
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DOI:
10.1021/ic00231a007
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发表时间:
1986-05-21
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
ZALKIN, A
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作者:
BRENNAN, JG;ANDERSEN, RA;ZALKIN, A
ConclusionThe present project has led to the isolation and the spectral characterization of Nin/PtIV halogen-bridged chain complexes, directly analogous to the Ptn/PtIV, Pdn/Pdlv, and Pdn/PtIV ones already characterized. The energetics of the Mn/MIV complexes are usually represented as in Figure 9a; the degenerate ground states Mn/MIV and MIV/Mn are interconvertible via the sym-metric excitedstate Mln/Mm by successive one-electron transfers and are accompanied by suitable displacement of the halogen atom along the halogen-metal coordinate, Ql (the mode giving riseto the long resonance Raman progressions). The halogen would be expected to the centrally placed in the Mm/Mnl state for the pure metal complexes, but not for the mixed-metal analogues. Three possible cases can beenvisaged for the energetics of the mixedmetal complexes (cf. Figure 9). The first case (Figure 9a) cor-responds to that in which both Mn/Ptlv and MIV/Ptn (M= Ni, Pd) have the same energy. This is highly unlikely for= Pd, Ni; indeed, for all mixed-metal complexes studied in this project and elsewhere, Mn/PtIV is established to be the ground state. Of the two remaining cases (Figure 9b, c) our expectation is that the situation is best represented by Figure 9c, the actual population of the MIV/Ptn state beingeffectively zero.