Synthesis and Reactions of a Hybrid Tristibine Ligand
摘要:
The tripodal tristibine N(CH2-2-C6H4SbMe2)(3) (L) has been prepared in high yield and characterized by H-1 and C-13{H-1} NMR spectroscopy and elemental analysis. A range of reactions with transition-metal acceptors were carried out to probe the coordinative properties of L. The 3/1 M/L complex [{FeCp(CO)(2)}(3)(L)-kappa Sb':kappa Sb':kappa Sb ''][BF4](3) involves tridentate bridging coordination of L to three CpFe(CO)(2) fragments. In [Mn(CO)(3)(L)][CF3SO3] the ligand adopts a tridentate chelating mode via a Sb-3 donor set; treatment of this complex with Me3NO in MeCN solution gave crystals of [Mn(CO)(2)(L)(MeCN)][CF3SO3], which lost MeCN in vacuo, probably resulting in coordination of CF3SO3- coordination of the [CF3SO3](-) anion. [M(L)][BF4] (M = Ag, Cu) were also prepared. The reaction of L with CuBr leads to isolation of [Cu4Br4(L)(2)] in the solid state, which contains a Cu2Br4 core with a short central Cu center dot center dot center dot Cu distance, capped with Cu(L) units at each end. The transition-metal complexes of L were characterized by elemental analysis, ESI+ mass spectrometry, IR spectroscopy, and H-1, C-13{H-1}, and (where appropriate) Mn-55 or Cu-63 NMR spectroscopy. Solid-state X-ray structures were determined for [Mn(CO)(3)(L)][CF3SO3], [Mn(CO)(2)(L)(MeCN)][CF3SO3], [Cu4Br4(L)(2)], and [Cu3Br2(L)(2)][BF4]. In each of these structures the chelating ligand adopts a twisted, propeller-like conformation. NMR spectroscopic analysis suggests that the ligand also adopts this rigid conformation in solution.
Synthesis and Reactions of a Hybrid Tristibine Ligand
摘要:
The tripodal tristibine N(CH2-2-C6H4SbMe2)(3) (L) has been prepared in high yield and characterized by H-1 and C-13{H-1} NMR spectroscopy and elemental analysis. A range of reactions with transition-metal acceptors were carried out to probe the coordinative properties of L. The 3/1 M/L complex [{FeCp(CO)(2)}(3)(L)-kappa Sb':kappa Sb':kappa Sb ''][BF4](3) involves tridentate bridging coordination of L to three CpFe(CO)(2) fragments. In [Mn(CO)(3)(L)][CF3SO3] the ligand adopts a tridentate chelating mode via a Sb-3 donor set; treatment of this complex with Me3NO in MeCN solution gave crystals of [Mn(CO)(2)(L)(MeCN)][CF3SO3], which lost MeCN in vacuo, probably resulting in coordination of CF3SO3- coordination of the [CF3SO3](-) anion. [M(L)][BF4] (M = Ag, Cu) were also prepared. The reaction of L with CuBr leads to isolation of [Cu4Br4(L)(2)] in the solid state, which contains a Cu2Br4 core with a short central Cu center dot center dot center dot Cu distance, capped with Cu(L) units at each end. The transition-metal complexes of L were characterized by elemental analysis, ESI+ mass spectrometry, IR spectroscopy, and H-1, C-13{H-1}, and (where appropriate) Mn-55 or Cu-63 NMR spectroscopy. Solid-state X-ray structures were determined for [Mn(CO)(3)(L)][CF3SO3], [Mn(CO)(2)(L)(MeCN)][CF3SO3], [Cu4Br4(L)(2)], and [Cu3Br2(L)(2)][BF4]. In each of these structures the chelating ligand adopts a twisted, propeller-like conformation. NMR spectroscopic analysis suggests that the ligand also adopts this rigid conformation in solution.