Trialkoxynitridomolybdenum compounds: (RO)3Mo.ident.N. Preparation, structures (R = tert-Bu and iso-Pr), and comparisons with a tungsten analog (R = tert-Bu)
Trialkoxynitridomolybdenum compounds: (RO)3Mo.ident.N. Preparation, structures (R = tert-Bu and iso-Pr), and comparisons with a tungsten analog (R = tert-Bu)
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三烷氧基氮化钼化合物:(RO)3Mo.ident.N。
DOI:
10.1021/ic00243a023
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发表时间:
1986
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通讯作者:
N. Marchant
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作者:
D. M. Chan;M. Chisholm;K. Folting;J. Huffman;N. Marchant
The compound (t-BuO)/sub 3/Mo identical with N is formed in the reaction between Cl/sub 3/Mo identical with N and LiO-t-Bu (3 equiv) in THF and is obtained as a white crystalline compound by either sublimation (85/sup 0/C, 5 x 10/sup -3/ torr) or recrystallization from toluene. In the solid state the compound forms a linear polymer ((t-BuO)/sub 3/Mo identical with N) involving alternating short, 1.66 (1) A, and long, 2.86 (2) A, Mo-N bonds, corresponding formally to triple and weak dative bonds, respectively. In benzene solution, a cryoscopic molecular weight determination indicates the monomeric species is present. The solubilities of the compounds ((t-BuO)/sub 3/M identical with N) where M = Mo and W differ quite markedly, with the molybdenum compound being appreciably more soluble in aromatic solvents. It is suggested that this results from different M identical with N - M bonding along the infinite chain with the tungsten compound having a more basic or nucleophilic nitrogen atom. This suggestion finds support from MO calculations employing the Fenske-Hall method. The W identical with N distance is significantly longer (1.740 (15) A) and the W-N distance shorter (2.661 (15) A). Furthermore, the molybdenum and tungsten compounds differ in their reactivity towardmore » alcohols, yielding, respectively, (RO)/sub 3/Mo identical with N and W(OR)/sub 6/ (R = i-Pr, neo-Pe, Et) and ammonia. These results are compared with other nitrido compounds of molybdenum and tungsten. Crystal data for (t-BuO)/sub 3/Mo identical with N is presented. 19 references, 3 figures, 4 tables.« less