New tetradentate Schiff bases, their oxovanadium(IV) complexes, and some complexes of bidentate Schiff bases with vanadium(III)
作者:Nosheen Choudhary、David L. Hughes、Uwe Kleinkes、Leslie F. Larkworthy、G.Jeffery Leigh、Michael Maiwald、Celine J. Marmion、J.Roger Sanders、Gallenius W. Smith、Claas Sudbrake
DOI:10.1016/s0277-5387(96)00436-6
日期:1997.1
Abstract New vanadyl(IV) complexes of tetradentate Schiff-base dianions containing one, two or three carbon atoms between the two iminato-nitrogen atoms are described. The compounds are either mononuclear or polymeric, as shown by the value of v(V=O), and depending upon the Schiff-base dianion. There is no evidence for electron delocalization along the polymeric chains. Some vanadium(III) complexes
Novel copper(II) complexes of “short” salen homologues. Structure and magnetic properties of the tetranuclear complex [Cu2(L2)2]2 [H2L2 = phenyl-N,N ′-bis(salicylidene)methanediamine] †
Copper(II) complexes of Schiff bases derived from the condensation of two molecules of salicylaldehyde and methanediamine (L1) or some phenyl substituted methanediamines (L2âL5) have been synthesized and characterised. The crystal structure of the phenylmethanediamine (L2) derivative has been determined. The ligand acts as bis-bidentate, bridging two copper atoms which are co-ordinated to two phenolato and two imino groups of two ligands. Two binuclear moieties [Cu2(L2)2] are held together through CuâO(phenolato) interactions between adjacent units forming a pseudo-linear [Cu2L22]2 cluster. Variable temperature magnetic susceptibility data for this derivative reveal the presence of weak antiferromagnetic interactions (âJ â 2â3 cmâ1) between nearest neighbour spin centres. The structural factors that may be responsible for the sign and magnitude of the exchange interactions are discussed.
Salicylidene-imine-zirconium(IV) complexes in combination with methylalumoxane as catalysts for the conversion of hexa-1,5-diene: adjusting of the catalytic activity
A variety of substituted Schiff base complexes of the composition ("salen")ZrCl2(thf)(1-21) were synthesized, with methylalumoxane ("MAO") activated and used for a systematic study of their catalytic activity towards hexa-1,5-diene ("salen": substituted salicylidene-ethylene-iminato ligands). Main product of the catalytic cycle is methylenecyclopentane. Dimers are only formed in minor amounts. The catalytic activity and selectivity of the Ziegler-Natta systems strongly depend on the nature and the position of the peripheric substituents in the Schiff base ligands. Electron-withdrawing substituents in para-position to the phenolate oxygen (5-position) decrease the catalytic activity. Improved activity and selectivity were obtained with electron-donating substituents in 5-position. Altering the ethylene bridge causes a lowering of the activity or inactivation. According to the X-ray analysis the metal center in the related complex (L)ZrCl2 (22) (L: N',N'-bis(ethylene)-N'-methyl-N,N"-bis(benzoylacetonatoimine) has a pentagonal-bipyramidal environment. The pentadentate Schiff base Ligand lies in the plane, and both chloro groups occupy the axial positions. In contrast to the catalytically active salene complexes 22 can not rearrange to form a species in which the both chlorides are cis to each other. Consequently 22 is catalytically inactive.
Diehl, H.; Liggett, L. M.; Hach, C. C., Iowa State College Journal of Science, 1947, vol. 22, p. 110 - 125
作者:Diehl, H.、Liggett, L. M.、Hach, C. C.、Harrison, G. C.、Henselmeier, L.、et al.