The synthesis and structural characterization of [Et4N]2[Ti(SPh)6] and trimeric [Ti3O(SPh)3Cl4(CH3CN)5]·CH3CN·(C2H5)2O complexes
作者:Jun Tae Kim、Jung Woo Park、Sang Man Koo
DOI:10.1016/s0277-5387(00)00374-0
日期:2000.5
The reaction of TiCl4 with 6 equiv. of NaSPh in the presence of organic cations such as Et4N+ or PPh4+ proceeds to yield a novel homoleptic arylthiolate Ti(IV) complex, [Ti(SPh)(6)](2-). The Et4N salt of [Ti(SPh)(6)](2-) has been structurally determined. The coordination geometry around the metal ion is a regular octahedron in which the central titanium ion is located on the crystallographic inversion center. The infrared (IR) spectrum of compound I exhibits the characteristic Ti-S bond stretching vibrations of thiophenolate ligands at 480 and 430 cm(-1), and the H-1 NMR spectrum in CD3CN displays characteristic Et4N+ resonance peaks and six thiophenolate resonance peaks which are consistent with the solid state structure. The reaction of TiCl4 with 3 or 4 equiv. of NaSPh in CH3CN yields the unexpected mixture of dark purple [TiCl3(CH3CN)(3)] and dark led [Ti3O(SPh)(3)Cl-4(CH3CN)(5)] . CH3CN . (C2H5)(2)O (II) complexes. Complex II has been structurally determined by single X-ray crystallography. The IR spectrum of complex II exhibits a mu(3)-O stretching vibration at 600 cm(-1) and Ti-S vibrations of the thiophenolate ligand at 481 and 429 cm(-1). (C) 2000 Elsevier Science Ltd All rights reserved.
The use of trimethylsilyl iodide as a synthon in coordination chemistry
作者:G.Jeffery Leigh、J.Roger Sanders、Peter B. Hitchcock、Jaisa Soares Fernandes、Maria Togrou
DOI:10.1016/s0020-1693(01)00801-5
日期:2002.3
Trimethylsilyl iodide is shown to be an efficient metathetical reagent for preparing transition-metal iodides from the corresponding chlorides. though often complications can cause problems. These include reduction of the starting metal chloride when its oxidation state is high, due to the reaction of iodide, and even oxidation of low-oxidation-state compounds, presumably by incipient silyl cations. Finally, some very inert chlorides, such as of iridium(III), react too slowly with the iodide under the experimental conditions, and simple reaction with solvent becomes predominant. (C) 2002 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.