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Synthesis and characterisation of ruthenium carbonyl complexes with cyclometallated ligands derived from senecialdimine
From thermal reactions of Ru 3(CO) 12 with senecialdimine, (CH 3) 2CCHCHNR (R = iPr ( a), t-Bu ( b)), in refluxing heptanes the following complexes have been isolated and characterised: Ru 2(CO) 6[(CH 3) 2C(H)CC(H)NR] ( 2a,b), Ru 2(CO) 6[C(H)C(CH 3)C(H)C(H)MR] ( 3a,b), [HRu 6(CO) 18][2-(C(H)C{CH...
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Published in: | Journal of organometallic chemistry 1997-04, Vol.532 (1), p.89-100 |
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Summary: | From thermal reactions of Ru
3(CO)
12 with senecialdimine, (CH
3)
2CCHCHNR (R = iPr (
a), t-Bu (
b)), in refluxing heptanes the following complexes have been isolated and characterised: Ru
2(CO)
6[(CH
3)
2C(H)CC(H)NR] (
2a,b), Ru
2(CO)
6[C(H)C(CH
3)C(H)C(H)MR] (
3a,b), [HRu
6(CO)
18][2-(C(H)C{CH
3)
2}-4-CH
3-C
5H
3N] (
4a), HRu
3(CO)
9[(CH
3),C(H)CH
2CNR] (
5a), and Ru
2(CO)
6[C(H)C(CH
3)C(H)CN(H)R] (
6b). The complexes
3a, 4a, and
6b have been characterised by X-ray structure determinations. Crystals of
3a are monoclinic, space group
P2
1/
n, with
a = 11.217(4)
A
̊
,
b = 10.991(2)
A
̊
,
c = 14.214(3)
A
̊
, β = 94.38(2)°,
Z = 4 and
R = 0.0264. Crystals of
4a are monoclinic, space group
P2
1/
n, with
a = 10.483(2)
A
̊
,
b = 15.910(3)
A
̊
,
c = 24.995(5)
A
̊
, β = 101.56(2)°,
Z = 4 and
R =0.0279. Crystals of
6b are monoclinic, space group
P2
1/
n, with
a = 11.449(2)
A
̊
,
b = 12.012(2)
A
̊
,
c = 13.561(3)
A
̊
, β= 102.69(2)°,
Z= 4 and
R = 0.0239. The other complexes were characterised spectroscopically. Complex
6b contains a novel
η
4-coordinated metallacyciopentadiene fragment, the second of its kind reported so far. The anomalous
η
4-coordination is attributed to the presence of an amino substituent on one of the metallated carbon atoms causing redistribution of electrons over the ligand skeleton. Possible formation pathways of the complexes are described. |
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ISSN: | 0022-328X 1872-8561 |
DOI: | 10.1016/S0022-328X(96)06808-8 |