Preparation of heterodinuclear complexes with phenol-based compartmental ligands containing hexa- and tetradentate coordination sites
摘要:
A series of mono- and heterodinuclear complexes of type (MLH2)-H-n and (MLM)-M-n' where M = Co-III, Zn-II and M' = Cu-II, Zn-II have been synthesized and characterized. The non-macrocyclic ligands (LH4)-H-n contain two geometrically distinct compartments, hexa- (N4O2) and tetradentate (O-4) compartments which are bridged by phenolic oxygen atoms. The dinuclear complexes were prepared in stepwise reactions. The non-macrocyclic ligand showed a site specificity of metal ions upon the synthetic procedure. The results obtained reveals that in case of using ligand (LH4)-H-2 only an isomer (trans-pyridines and cis-phenolates) among three possible geometrical isomers is formed. The metal site scrambling in the prepared complexes were not also observed in the reaction conditions used. The crystal structure of [(CrLH2)-L-III-H-2]ClO4 was determined and discussed. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Preparation of heterodinuclear complexes with phenol-based compartmental ligands containing hexa- and tetradentate coordination sites
作者:Hamid Golchoubian、Leila Rostami、Benson Kariuki
DOI:10.1016/j.poly.2010.01.023
日期:2010.3
A series of mono- and heterodinuclear complexes of type (MLH2)-H-n and (MLM)-M-n' where M = Co-III, Zn-II and M' = Cu-II, Zn-II have been synthesized and characterized. The non-macrocyclic ligands (LH4)-H-n contain two geometrically distinct compartments, hexa- (N4O2) and tetradentate (O-4) compartments which are bridged by phenolic oxygen atoms. The dinuclear complexes were prepared in stepwise reactions. The non-macrocyclic ligand showed a site specificity of metal ions upon the synthetic procedure. The results obtained reveals that in case of using ligand (LH4)-H-2 only an isomer (trans-pyridines and cis-phenolates) among three possible geometrical isomers is formed. The metal site scrambling in the prepared complexes were not also observed in the reaction conditions used. The crystal structure of [(CrLH2)-L-III-H-2]ClO4 was determined and discussed. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.