Hydrido(hydrosilylene)tungsten complexes with strong interactions between the silylene and hydrido ligands.
Hydrido(hydrosilylene)tungsten complexes with strong interactions between the silylene and hydrido ligands.
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DOI:
10.1002/anie.200352383
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发表时间:
2004
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通讯作者:
Takahito Watanabe;H. Hashimoto;H. Tobita
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作者:
Takahito Watanabe;H. Hashimoto;H. Tobita
213 K= 41 kJ molÀ1, determined by the coalescence-point method). This result indicates that rapid exchange of carbonyl groups occurs in 1a at room temperature. In the IR spectrum, the νCO bands for 1a (1928 and1853 cmÀ1) appear at higher energy than those of [Cp*(CO) 2 (H) W= SiPh2 (py)](1892 and 1806 cmÀ1).[5] This is apparently attributable to stronger back-donation to the silylene ligand in 1a, which leads to weaker back-donation to the carbonyl ligands. The νSiH band appears at 2052 cmÀ1. A weak and broad absorption observed at 1589 cmÀ1 can be assigned to the WH group, interaction of which with the silylene ligand dramatically reduces the strength of the WÀH bond.[14]The solid-state structure of 1b was determined by X-ray crystal structure analysis (Figure 1).[15] Selected bond lengths and angles are listed in Table 1. The tungsten atom in 1b adopts a distorted four-legged piano-stool structure, in which the hydrido and silylene ligands occupy the mutually cis positions. The WÀSi (1) bond length (2.3703 (11)) is shorter than those of known silyltungsten complexes (2.469–2.653).[16] This length is even shorter than that of the donorfree silyl (silylene) tungsten complex [Cp* W (CO) 2 (= SiMes2)(SiMe3)](2.3850 (12)),[7] but somewhat longer than that of