Low Temperature Multinuclear NMR Study of the Mechanism of Protonation of W(H)2Cl2(PMe2Ph)4
摘要:
Protonation (CF3SO3H) of WH(2)Cl(2)L(4) (L = PMe(2)Ph) below -70 degrees C in CD2Cl2 gives A as the kinetic product. This shows two hydride signals at -85 degrees C, and inequivalent (A(2)M(2)) P-31 nuclei. By -70 degrees C, the kinetic product converts completely to the thermodynamic product W-VI(H)(3)Cl(2)L(4)(+), B, which has fluxional hydrides but inequivalent (A(2)M(2)) P-31 nuclei. The W-P coupling constants, the W/H T-1 value of B, and the green color of A support metal oxidation state IV for A and VI for B. By -30 degrees C, B reacts further to dissociate one phosphine, to produce stereochemically-rigid, C-3-symmetric W-VI(H)(3)Cl(2)L(3)(+), C Both the H-1 and P-31 NMR spectral patterns and the W-P coupling constant support the claimed oxidation state of W(VI) in C. Above 10 degrees C, C decomposes both in solution (CH2Cl2 or toluene) and also as a pure solid to a variety of uncharacterized products. Comparison to the result of protonation of W(H)(2)XYL(4) (XY = Br-2, I-2, CII, ClBr) support certain structural proposals for A-C and indicate how the diminished X-->W pi-donation by the heavier halides influences these oxidative and phosphine dissociation processes.
Rothfuss, Helmut; Barry, Jane T.; Huffman, John C., Inorganic Chemistry, 1993, vol. 32, # 21, p. 4573 - 4577
作者:Rothfuss, Helmut、Barry, Jane T.、Huffman, John C.、Caulton, Kenneth G.、Chisholm, Malcolm H.
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A chain copolymer from WCl2(PMe2Ph)4 and [TlOCH2CF3]4
作者:Helmut Rothfuss、Kirsten Folting、Kenneth G. Caulton
DOI:10.1016/s0020-1693(00)92322-3
日期:1993.10
A combination Of WCl2(PMePb)4 and [TlOCHCF3]4 crystallize from hexane solution as a 1:1 material whose structure shows it to be an alternating chain copolymer. The link between the W- and Tl-containing monomers is composed of weak Tl/Cl interactions between otherwise not significantly distorted trans-WCl2P4 octahedra and Tl4O4 cubes. The compound crystallizes as two distinct polymorphs, which differ in the Tl/Cl bond lengths and also the conformation of the phenyl substituents in the W(PMe2Ph)4 substructure. Electronic spectral data support the idea that a Tl/W adduct persists in hexane solution, and it is suggested that the binding force in both solid and solution is a weak charge transfer complexation.