Five-coordinate titanium(IV) complexes. Infrared spectral studies on X3Ti(diketonato) and XY2Ti(diketonato) complexes and the crystal and molecular structure of di-.mu.-chloro-tetrachlorobis(2,4-pentanedionato)dititanium(IV)
Five-coordinate titanium(IV) complexes. Infrared spectral studies on X3Ti(diketonato) and XY2Ti(diketonato) complexes and the crystal and molecular structure of di-.mu.-chloro-tetrachlorobis(2,4-pentanedionato)dititanium(IV)
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五配位钛(IV)配合物。
DOI:
10.1021/ic50175a045
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发表时间:
1977
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
D. G. Bickley
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作者:
N. Serpone;P. Bird;A. Somogyvari;D. G. Bickley
A series of apparent five-coordinate titanium (IV) complexes of the type X3Ti (dik) and XY2Ti (dik)[where X= Y and X/Y; X= Y= F, Cl, or Br; dik= 2, 4-pentanedionate anion (acac), benzoylacetonate anion (bzac), diisobutyrylmethanate anion (dibm), and dipivaloylmethanate anion (dpm)] have been prepared by reacting TiX4with Hdik or with Ti (dik) 2X2 in equimolar amounts. Those species containing bromine appear to be less stable to decomposition and to be more moisture sensitive. Solid state (Nujol) infrared spectra for Cl3Ti (acac) and FCl2Ti (acac) are reported and compared with those of the parent six-coordinate Ti (acac) 2X2 (X= F, Cl) complexes. Absence of the terminal Ti-F stretching frequency in the spectrum of FCl2Ti (acac) indicates at least a dimeric structure for this species. The low solubilityof the above species in various organic solvents precluded solution infrared spectra. The structure of di-q-chloro-tetrachlorobis (2, 4-pentanedionato) dititanium (IV),[Cl3Ti (acac)] 2, has been determined by x-ray single-crystal diffraction methods using Mo K< x radiation (0.71069 Á). The unit cell data are space group P2\/n (No. 14), Z= 2, a= 8.381 (5) A, b= 10.734 (5) A, c= 10.517 (6) k, a= 90.00, ß= 93.92 (3), y= 90.00, and V= 994.573 A3. Diffractometer data were collected using a coupled 6-26 scan technique and final unweighted and weighted R values after anisotropic full-matrix refinement of all nonhydrogen atoms and isotropic full-matrix refinement of all hydrogen atoms (with rigid body constraints on methyl hydrogens) were 0.031 and 0.029, respectively. The structure is centrosymmetric as required by symmetry and consists of a cyclic dimer with thetwo titanium (IV) atoms linked by two chlorine bridges. The geometry at titanium is a distorted octahedron with bond angles between adjacent donor atoms in the range 81.77 (4)—97.43 (5), and bond angles between the three titanium-donor atom trans bonds in the range 166.50 (9)—173.17 (5). The titanium-chlorine bridgedistances are 2.418 (1) and 2.569 (1) A; the two titanium-terminal chlorine bond lengths are 2.214 (1) and 2.250 (1) A. The 0-0 “bite” distance of 2.582 (4) A in [Cl3Ti (acac)] 2 is considerably shorter than those reported in other acetylacetonate complexes (eg, Zr (acac) 4, 2.67 A). This is rationalized interms of a greater effective nuclear charge at titanium induced by the electronegative chlorines, and supports the notion of significant-type bonding in the Ti (acac) planar heterochelated ring.