Preparation and crystal structures of novel bis(maleodintriledithiolato) platinum(III) complexes
摘要:
[Pt(NH(2)Oc)(4)][Pt(mnt)(2)](2) was prepared by oxidation of [Pt(NH(2)Oc)(4)][Pt(mnt)(2)] with iodine (mnt stands for maleodinitriledithiolate and Oc for octyl). UV and IR spectra confirmed that the [Pt(mnt)(2)](2) - and not the [Pt(NH(2)Oc)(4)](2+) unit was oxidized, yielding [Pt(mnt)(2)](-) entities where platinum is present in the uncommon formal oxidation state III. [Pt(NH(2)Oc)(4)][Pt(mnt)(2)] crystallized from acetone or dimethyl sulfoxide with two solvent molecules per formula unit as revealed by X-ray diffraction studies of single crystals. The [Pt(mnt)(2)](-) moieties formed parallel pairs in the crystals spaced by 3.57 Angstrom as a consequence of intermolecular pi-interactions between mnt ligands. The electrostatic attractions between the oppositely charged [Pt(NH(2)Oc)(4)](2+) and [Pt(mnt)(2)](2)(2-) units or the pi-interactions between neighboring [Pt(mnt)(2)](-) units were obviously not sufficient to cause a stacking of the coordination units as in the case of [Pt(NH(2)Oc)(4)][Pt(mnt)(2)] or [Pt(CNCH3)(4)][Pt(mnt)(2)](2); it appears that the crystal structure of [Pt(NH(2)Oc)(4)][Pt(mnt)(2)](2) is markedly influenced by packing of the alkyl groups. (C) 2002 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.
Synthesis, crystal structures and properties of quasi-one-dimensional platinum compounds
摘要:
Quasi-one-dimensional complexes of the type [Pt(NH2R)(4)][Pt(mnt)(2)] where mnt designates maleodinitriledithiolate and R an ethyl (Et) or octyl (Oc) group, were synthesized and characterized. Single-crystal X-ray diffraction revealed that both compounds crystallized in the triclinic. space group P1. The platinum atoms were arranged in linear arrays in both compounds; while the Pt-Pt distances were equal in [Pt(NH2Et)(4)][Pt(mnt)(2)] (3.96 Angstrom), surprisingly, two different intermetallic. spacings (3.86 and 4.01 Angstrom) were observed in [Pt(NH(2)Oc)(4)][Pt(mnt)(2)]. The Pt-Pt distances in the [Pt(NH2R)(4)][Pt(mnt)(2)] compounds are large compared to those in the typical Magnus-salt-type complexes (3.15-3.62 Angstrom). An uncommon, reversible solid-state phase transition was detected for [Pt(NH(2)Oc)(4)][Pt(mnt)(2)] at 70 degreesC, which might be related to a change in the packing of the octyl chains. The platinum stacks decayed when in solution, yielding predominantly ion pairs. The UV-Vis absorption spectra of such solutions were dominated by characteristics associated with [Pt(mnt)(2)](2-) units, and UV emission maxima were found at 345 and 363 mn upon excitation with light of wavelengths between 250 and 340 mn. (C) 2001 Elsevier Science B.V. AR rights reserved.