Reactions of (CO2)2+ and (CO)2+ association ions

The reactons of (CO₂)₂⁺ and (CO)₂⁺ with various additives have been investigated using the NBS high-pressure photoionization mass spectrometer at total pressures of 0.4–1.0 torr of either CO₂ or CO. The additives include CH₄, CD₄, C₂H₂, O₂, H₂O, ^15,14N₂O, and CO in both CO₂ and ¹³CO₂. Second- and third-order rate coefficients based on an ambipolar diffusion model are reported for 25 separate reaction pairs at 295°K, as well as sequential cationic reaction mechanisms. An approximate value of 225 ± 3 kcal/mol (941 ± 13 kJ/mol) was derived for ΔH_f (CO)₂⁺ based on the kinetics observed in various CO-additive mixtures. Some projections regarding the utility of the data under other conditions are also included.     

Fluxional behavior of (CO)4Fe(u-AsMe2)Mo(CO)2(C5H5)

The ¹H and ¹³C NMR spectra of the heterobimetallic compound (CO)₄Fe(μ-AsMe₂)Mo(CO)₂(C₅H₅) reveal three different fluxional processes.     

Pulse radiolysis of (RhI(CO)2Cl)2 and (RhII(CH3COO)2)2 solutions under CO or N2 atmosphere

Ethanolic solutions of (Rh^I(CO)₂Cl)₂ and aqueous solutions of (Rh^IICH₃COO)₂)₂ have been investigated by pulse radiolysis under CO or N₂ atmosphere. In the first case the reduction of the Rh^I complex is shown to proceed via CO^- formation. In the second case, several steps have been evidenced, one of them extremely fast, indicating an exceptional reactivity of such a binuclear rhodium structure towards the electron. Spectra of transient species at different times are presented. A species absorbing at 520 nm, already present at 10 ns, is assigned to a Rh^IRh^II complex resulting itself from a reaction of the initial salt with pre-solvated electrons. A mechanism is proposed to account for the decay kinetics of e^-_aq and the spectral changes. The rate constants are evaluated for each of the five steps occuring within the first microsecond.     

Decarbonation curves and associated thermodynamic data for synthetic Cd-dolomites CdMg(CO3)2, CdMn(CO3)2 and CdZn(CO3)2

Decarbonation curve for the synthetic dolomite analogues; (Cd-dolomites) were determined for CdMg(CO₃)₂, CdMn(CO₃)₂ and CdZn(CO₃)₂ under CO₂ pressure of up to 2.5 kbar. All the three double carbonates were completely disordered at the decomposition temperatures and hence the thermodynamic data (Standard enthalpy; ΔH _f ^o, Standard free energy; ΔG _f ^o) retrieved from the univariant decarbonation curve corresponds to the disordered phases. They are: The mixing enthalpies and free energies for the formation of the disordered 1∶1 solid solution phases are: The thermodynamic data (ΔH _f ^o, ΔG _f ^o and ΔH _r ^o, ΔG _r ^o) showed a positive correlation with the decomposition temperatures. The mixing energies of the disordered double carbonates also show a direct correlation with the cationic size differences.     

H(2) and CO(2) coadsorption effects in CO adsorption over nanosized Au/gamma-Al(2)O(3) catalysts

The present study is focused on the kinetic investigation of the effects of H(2) and CO(2) on the rates related to the elementary steps of CO sorption over Au/gamma-Al(2)O(3). The kinetic study was carried out in a wide temperature range (50-300 degrees C) by the novel methodology of reversed flow gas chromatography (RF-GC). The findings of preliminary coadsorption studies of CO with H(2), O(2) and O(2)+H(2) indicate that a reductive pre-treatment of the Au catalyst with a mixture of CO in excess of H(2) can be more beneficial concerning CO oxidation activity at low temperatures, compared to the usual reduction in a diluted hydrogen atmosphere, most probably due to the easier activation of oxygen molecules. At high temperatures the rate of reversed water gas shift reaction becomes significant resulting in H(2) and CO(2) consumption. The kinetic findings indicate that hydrogen strongly influences the adsorption of CO over Au/gamma-Al(2)O(3), by enhancing CO adsorption at lower temperatures and weakening the strength CO binding. On the other hand, CO(2) adsorption competes that of CO under hydrogen-rich conditions. However, the strength of CO(2) bonding is higher compared to that of CO and it further increases at higher temperatures, in agreement with the observed deactivation of the selective CO oxidation in the presence of CO(2).     

Spectroscopic identification of carbon dioxide clusters: (CO2)6 to (CO2)13

In spite of wide interest in CO(2) clusters, only dimers and trimers have previously been assigned to specific infrared bands. Here, transitions for clusters with 6-13 molecules are identified in the ν(3) region (～2350 cm(-1)). Spectra are observed in a supersonic jet (T ～ 2.5 K) using a tunable laser probe, and analyzed with the aid of cluster calculations based on a widely-used model potential. Vibrational origins show blue-shifts significantly larger than predicted by resonant dipole interactions.     

Reaction of Metallocenyl η2-Diyne with Co2(CO)8 and RuCo2(CO)11

Alkyne and alkynyl species bearing a C = C functional group belong to a class of surface species which may play a pivotal role in various catalytic reaction such as CO hydrogenation, and the coordination chemistry of the corresponding ligands has been studied extensively. The interaction of alkynyl compounds with dinuclear species leading to adducts with a tetrahedral C2M2core has been recognized as one of the classical reactions in the field of organometallic chemistry.     

Photochemical reactions of (CO)2 (PPh3)MnC5H4Fe(CO)2C5H5 and (CO)2(PPh3)MnC5H4COFe(CO)2C5H5 with PPh3

Conclusions The photochemical reactions of (CO)₂(PPh₃)MnC₅H₄Fe(CO)₂C₅H₅ and (CO)₂(PPh₃)MnC₅H₄COFe(CO)₂C₅H₅ with PPh₃ gave the products of replacing the CO on the Fe atom by PPh₃: respectively (CO)₂(PPh₃)MnC₅H₄Fe (CO)(PPh₃)C₅H₅ and (CO)₂(PPh₃)MnC₅H₄COFe(CO)(PPh₃)C₅H₅.Translated from Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, No. 12, pp. 2813–2815, December, 1977.     

Chemiluminescence effects in the reactions of Mn2(CO)10, Re2(CO)10, and Re2(CO)8Phen with XeF2 in solution

Translated from Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, No. 9, pp. 2184–2185, September, 1990.     

Synthesis and Crystal Structure of (CO)5ReSnMe2Re(CO)5

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Dihydrogen complexes of electrophilic metal centers: observation of Cr(CO)5(H2), W(CO)5(H2) and [Re(CO)5(H2)]+

Photolysis of dichloromethane solutions of M(CO)6 (M = Cr, W) at low temperature in the presence of hydrogen gas affords W(CO)5(H2) (1) and Cr(CO)5(H2) (2). Complexes 1 and 2 are characterized as dihydrogen complexes based on short T1 values for the hydride resonances and a large HD coupling of 35.3 Hz (W) and 35.8 Hz (Cr) in the HD derivatives. A cationic analogue, [Re(CO)5(H2)]+ (3), was prepared by reaction of Re(CO)5Cl with [Et3Si][B(C6F5)4] in fluorobenzene under hydrogen. Complex 3-d1 exhibits JHD = 33.9 Hz. Complex 3 is strongly acidic, with complete deprotonation by diethyl ether; complexes 1 and 2 are moderately acidic. Deprotonation of 1 is complete in the presence of one equivalent of triethylamine.     

Ligand-Based Reduction of CO(2) and Release of CO on Iron(II)

A synthetic cycle for the CO(2)-to-CO conversion (with subsequent release of CO) based on iron(II), a redox-active pydridinediimine ligand (PDI), and an O-atom acceptor is reported. This conversion is a passive-type ligand-based reduction, where the electrons for the CO(2) conversion are supplied by the reduced PDI ligand and the ferrous state of the iron is conserved.     

皮革的CO2超临界流体脱灰

浸灰和脱灰是皮革制造过程的重要工序。在浸灰工序中,通过高浓度石灰乳液对动物皮的长时间处理,使其纤维介质被溶解,胶原纤维得到分散。脱灰是其后续工序,目的是除去动物皮中吸附和沉积的Ｃａ2+;调节ｐＨ值至中性并使其肿胀状态得以消除;促进鞣铬剂的发渗而与胶原纤维有效结合。常规制革工艺中,铵盐被广泛用作脱灰剂,其缺点是中和作用不充分不能有效除去Ｃａ2+,Ｃａ2+与动物油脂反应会产生“钙斑”,并产生令人不愉快的氨污染环境。而硼酸、甲酸、乙酸、柠檬酸等以单独或组合方式与铵盐一道用于脱灰[1]价格昂贵,还易引起裸皮的酸肿影响皮…     

Komplexe mit Antimon‐Liganden: [tBu2(Cl)SbW(CO)5], [tBu2(OH)SbW(CO)5], O[SbPh2W(CO)5]2, E[SbMe2W(CO)5]2 (E = Se,Te), cis‐[(Me2SbSeSbMe2)2Cr(CO)4]

Complexes Containing Antimony Ligands: [^tBu₂(Cl)SbW(CO)₅], [^tBu₂(OH)SbW(CO)₅], O[SbPh₂W(CO)₅]₂, E[SbMe₂W(CO)₅]₂ (E = Se, Te), cis‐[(Me₂SbSeSbMe₂)₂Cr(CO)₄] Syntheses of [^tBu₂(Cl)SbW(CO)₅] ( 1 ), [^tBu₂(OH)SbW(CO)₅] ( 2 ), O[SbPh₂W(CO)₅]₂ ( 3 ), Se[SbMe₂W(CO)₅]₂ ( 4 ), cis‐[(Me₂SbSeSbMe₂)₂Cr(CO)₄] ( 5 ) Te[SbMe₂W(CO)₅]₂ ( 6 ) and crystal structures of 1 – 5 are reported.     

Pb3(CO3)2(OH)2 Is an Active Phase in Electrocatalytic CO2 Reduction to Formate

Determining the catalytically active phase in electrochemical CO₂ reduction has been challenging. In their work recently published in Nature Communications on July 8, 2020, Zhang et al. studied the phase transition of a tannin-lead(II) complex in electrochemical CO₂ reduction and revealed that the in-situ formed hydrocerussite[Pb₃(CO₃)₂(OH)₂] is the stable active phase for formate production. This new finding may help settle the debate on the real active site of Pb-based materials for CO₂ electroreduction.     

The oxidation of Co2(CO)8, Mn2(CO)10 and Fe(CO)5 by dibenzoyl peroxide. Kinetics and mechanism

Summary Dicobalt octacarbonyl in toluene solution can be quantitatively oxidized at room temperature with dibenzoyl peroxide to cobalt(II) benzoate and carbon monoxide. The rate of CO evolution is first order in dicobalt octacarbonyl, first order in dibenzoyl peroxide, and negative first order in CO. Similar behaviour leading to manganese(II) benzoate is observed with dimanganese decacarbonyl. Sixteen electron rather than seventeen electron intermediates are involved in these reactions. In contrast to the dinuclear carbonyls, Fe(CO)₅ is oxidized by dibenzoyl peroxide in an autocatalytic reaction.     

CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF IRON CARBONYL-DIPHENYLACETYLENE DERIVATIVE,[Fe_2(CO)_6(PhC_2Ph)_2(CO)]

<正> M=664.21, onthorhombic, Pcab, a=10.434(3), b=19 .528(5), c=28.305 (5)A, V=5767.3A3, Dx=1.530 gcm-3, Z=8, λ(MoKα)=0.7107A. Final R=0.083, Rw= 0.078 for 2138 observed reflections. The complex(Fe2(CO)6(PhC2Ph)2(CO)) was structurally characterized. The Fe-Fe bond length is 2.537(2)A.     

Das Ammoniumdithiocarbonat CO (SNH4)2

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Infrared study of some synthetic phases of malachite (Cu2(OH)2CO3)-hydrozincite (Zn5(OH)6(CO3)2) series

Synthetic malachite, hydrozincite and five monophasic mixed copper-zinc hydroxycarbonates have been studied by Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy at ambient and liquid nitrogen temperature in the region of 4000-400 cm(-1). The analysis of the spectra reveals that the samples containing up to 20% zinc retain the malachite lattice, thus forming solid solutions. The inclusion of zinc ions in malachite reflects on the positions and intensity of the bands corresponding to the internal modes of the carbonate ion, to the OH librations and to the Me-O interactions. For example, the higher and the lower frequency components of v3 shift to higher and lower frequencies, respectively. The intensity of the bands corresponding to v2 decreases with the zinc content increase. The spectrum of the sample Cu1.31Zn0.69(OH)2CO3 become diffuse and ill-resolved in the region of the Me-O interactions (region below 600 cm(-1)) and the corresponding bands are shifted to lower frequencies due to the weaker Zn-O interactions as compared with those of the copper ions. The internal modes of the carbonate ions in hydrozincite and aurichalcite are assigned and discussed taking into account the site symmetry and factor group symmetry. The OH and OD stretches (matrix-isolated HDO molecules) and the hydrogen bond strengths are interpreted in terms of Me-O interactions (synergetic effect), hydrogen bond angles and different hydrogen bond acceptor strengths of the oxygen atoms from the carbonate ions. It proves that the hydrogen bonds in hydrozincite are stronger as compared with those in malachite, irrespective of both the larger hydrogen bond lengths and the weaker Zn-O interactions in hydrozincite due to the higher hydrogen bond acceptor strength of the non-coordinated oxygen atom and the formation of bifurcated hydrogen bonds.