REACTION OF CARBON DISULFIDE WITH METAL CLUSTER CARBONYLS OF THE IRON TRIAD: SYNTHESIS AND X-RAY STRUCTURE OF (FE5(CO)13S2(CS)) CONTAINING A SIX-ELECTRON-DONOR THIOCARBONYL GROUP
REACTION OF CARBON DISULFIDE WITH METAL CLUSTER CARBONYLS OF THE IRON TRIAD: SYNTHESIS AND X-RAY STRUCTURE OF (FE5(CO)13S2(CS)) CONTAINING A SIX-ELECTRON-DONOR THIOCARBONYL GROUP
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二硫化碳与铁三元组金属簇羰基的反应:含六电子给体硫代羰基的(FE5(CO)13S2(CS))的合成和X射线结构
DOI:
10.1002/chin.198137272
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发表时间:
1981
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
P. Raithby
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作者:
P. Broadhurst;B. Johnson;Jack Lewis;P. Raithby
The thiocarbonyl ligand (CS) has been observed to bond to metal centers in the linear µ,, 1 the bridging µ21, 2 and the triply bridging, µ3, modes3 (Figure la-c). It may also bridge two metal centers linearly by donation to one metal atom from the carbon and to the second from the sulfur4 5 (Figure Id). There are also examples of coordination to four metal atoms. 3, 5 In [|(5-€ 5 5))} 3 (µ3-8)(µ3-080 (00) 5)], 3 the Co3 triangle is capped by the carbon while the sulfur donates to an independent chro-mium center (Figure le), and in [Fe4 (CO) 12 (CS) S] 5 the carbon atom caps an Fe3 triangle with the sulfur bonded to the fourth iron atom which is terminally bonded to the triangular Fe3 unit (Figure If). In these bonding modes the thiocarbonyl ligand may be considered to donate two or four electrons to the metal unit. We now report the preparation and characterization of the complex [Fe5 (CO) l3S2 (CS)] in which a further bonding mode for the thiocarbonyl ligand has been established. In this complex the thiocarbonyl group is bonded to four ironatoms arranged in a square and may be formally regarded as a six-electron donor. A further point of interest is the Fe5 unit which is unusual in that it contains a square plane of four ironatoms with the fifth iron atom terminally bonded to this (Figure 2). The reaction between [Fe3 (CO) 12] and excess CS2 in hexane solution (80 C, under a 10-atm CO/Ar (1: 1) pressure, 18 h) gave a mixture of products. After removal of the solvent, the mixture was dissolved in CH2C12 and separated by TLC using silica plates