Di- and trinuclear complexes with sulfide-bridged rhenium in very different oxidation states (ReIReVII, ReIReVIReI, ReIReVIIReI). The d0/d1 transition in tetrathiometalates
Di- and trinuclear complexes with sulfide-bridged rhenium in very different oxidation states (ReIReVII, ReIReVIReI, ReIReVIIReI). The d0/d1 transition in tetrathiometalates
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具有不同氧化态的硫桥铼的二核和三核配合物(ReIReVII、ReIReVIReI、ReIReVIIReI)。
DOI:
10.1021/ic00066a036
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发表时间:
1993
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
J. Fiedler
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文献类型:
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作者:
R. Schaefer;Wolfang Kaim;J. Fiedler
ResultsThe compounds (NEt4)(I) and (NEt4)(II) were characterized analytically as summarized in the Experimental Section and in Table I. Figure 1 shows theelectronic absorption spectra. Both complexes undergo reduction to a dianion; however, U V/vis and IR spectroelectrochemistry showed that the less sym-metrical complex I-is slowly decomposing after the first one-electron reduction on the time scale of about 1 min. The second reduction steps were found irreversible for both I-and II-. The persistent reduced form II2-was studied by UV/vis, IR, and EPR spectroelectrochemistry. Reduction of II-in 0.1 M Bu4NC1G4 solutions of acetonitrile, acetone, or 1, 2-dichloroethane in an EPR capillary did not produce a signal, even after cooling to 3 K. The UV/vis spectrum of II2-shows slightly shifted absorption bands in relation to those of II-; IR vibrational spectra show similarly small changes on reduction of II-(Table I).