Complexes of copper(II) dihalide with 2,2′-dipyridylamine. X-ray diffraction structures of the [dibromo-bis(dipyam)copper(II)]–water (1:2) and di[chloro-bis(dipyam)copper(II)]diiodide–acetonitrile (1:2) complexes
摘要:
The formation of complexes between copper(II) halides and 2,2'-dipyridylamine (dipyam) has been studied systematically. Only complexes with a 1:1 and 1:2 metal-to-ligand ratio are formed. Some mixed chloro-iodide and halide-PF6 compounds have also been isolated. The X-ray diffraction structures of the [Cu(dipyam)(2)Br-2]. 2H(2)O (I) and the [Cu(dipyam)(2)Cl](2)I-2. 2CH(3)CN (II) complexes are reported. I is a rare example of an octahedral coordination among the copper(II) halide complexes of dipyam. The two bromo atoms, which occupy the apical positions, are H-bonded to the water molecules of crystallization. It is a dimer, where each copper forms a cationic chloro-complex of approximately trigonal bipyramidal geometry, the dimerization being due to hydrogen bonds formed by the NN group of one of the two dipyams coordinated to each metal atom with the chlorine atom of the centrosymmetric cationic complex. The iodide anions are hydrogen-bonded to the NH groups of the dipyams not involved in the dimerization. (C) 1999 Elsevier Science S.A. All rights reserved.
pyramidal CuN4X chromophore, generated by the terminal pyridine nitrogens of the four bipyam–H ligands and an axial halide anion. An average dihedral angle of 48° is involved between the planes of the pyridine rings of the individual bipyam–H ligands, which results in a spiral configuration of the [Cu3(bipyam–H)4X2] units. The spin-only magnetic moment of complex (1) is ca. 1.40 B.M. per Cu atom, consistent
Complexes of copper(II) dihalide with 2,2′-dipyridylamine. X-ray diffraction structures of the [dibromo-bis(dipyam)copper(II)]–water (1:2) and di[chloro-bis(dipyam)copper(II)]diiodide–acetonitrile (1:2) complexes
作者:Annamaria Camus、Alessandro Facchinetti、Nazario Marsich、Anna Maria Manotti Lanfredi、Franco Ugozzoli
DOI:10.1016/s0020-1693(99)00138-3
日期:1999.7
The formation of complexes between copper(II) halides and 2,2'-dipyridylamine (dipyam) has been studied systematically. Only complexes with a 1:1 and 1:2 metal-to-ligand ratio are formed. Some mixed chloro-iodide and halide-PF6 compounds have also been isolated. The X-ray diffraction structures of the [Cu(dipyam)(2)Br-2]. 2H(2)O (I) and the [Cu(dipyam)(2)Cl](2)I-2. 2CH(3)CN (II) complexes are reported. I is a rare example of an octahedral coordination among the copper(II) halide complexes of dipyam. The two bromo atoms, which occupy the apical positions, are H-bonded to the water molecules of crystallization. It is a dimer, where each copper forms a cationic chloro-complex of approximately trigonal bipyramidal geometry, the dimerization being due to hydrogen bonds formed by the NN group of one of the two dipyams coordinated to each metal atom with the chlorine atom of the centrosymmetric cationic complex. The iodide anions are hydrogen-bonded to the NH groups of the dipyams not involved in the dimerization. (C) 1999 Elsevier Science S.A. All rights reserved.
π–π Stacking assisted binding of aromatic amino acids by copper(<scp>ii</scp>)–aromatic diimine complexes. Effects of ring substituents on ternary complex stability
have intramolecular pi-pi interactions between the Cu(ii)-coordinated aromatic ring moiety, Cu(DA) (Mpi), and the side chain aromatic ring of the AA (Lpi). The intensities of Mpi-Lpi interactions were evaluated by the stability constants of the ternary Cu(ii) complexes determined at 25 degrees C and I = 0.1 M (KNO(3)), which revealed that the stability enhancement of the Cu(DA)(AA) systems due to the interactions