Quaternary onium chlorometallates as hydrosilylation catalysts

Sixteen triethylbenzylammonium chlorometallates [Et₃ NCH ₂Ph][MCI_n]^m? (M= transition metal, m= 1–3, n= 3–6) and nine anchored ionic metal complexes [?–CH₂PBu₃][MCI_n]^m? derived from ‘polymer-bound tributylmethylphosphonium chloride’ have been prepared. All the complexes were studied as catalysts in the hydrosilylation of phenylacetylene with triethylsilane. The homogeneous Rh^III, Pt^IV, Ir^III, Cu^II, Zn^II, Fe^III and anchored Pt^IV, Rh^III, Os^IV complexes were found to be active in this reaction. The regio- and stereoselectivity of the following catalyst types is determined by the metal atom involved, being a weak function of the chemical environment; neutral chloride (MCl_n–m); acid (H₂MCl₆); salt containing the lipophilic organic cation ([Et₃NCH₂Ph][MCl_n]^m?); polymer-supported metallate anion ([?–CH₂PBu₃] [MCl_n]^m?).     

Subgroup 4 (Ti,Zr, Hf) derivatives of Cobalt Carbonyls

Bimetallic and trimetallic compounds containing unsupported bonds of subgroup 4 metals (M = Ti, Zr, Hf) and Co were prepared by hydride elimination (A) from RM derivatives (R¹ = PhCH₂; RN; R² = Me, Et)) and by salt elimination (B) from RMX (X = Cl, Br; R.¹ = PhCH₂, RN and R³O; R³= i-Pr, n-Bu)) by reaction with HCo(CO)₄ and Na[Co(CO)₄], respectively. Compounds RMCo(CO)₄ with R¹ = PhCH₂, RM[Co(CO)₄]₂ R.¹ = PhCH₂, were prepared both by methods A and B, while (R³O)₄-n Ti[Co(Co)₄]n (n = 1, 2) compounds were obtained by reaction B. Several tertiary phosphine and phosphite derivatives of the former two types were obtained by substitution of a carbonyl group by PR ligand or by A type reaction of HCo(CO)³(PR with RM compounds.     

Über geordnete Perowskite mit Kationenfehlstellen. XI. Verbindungen vom Typ ABB□1/4WVIO6 ≙ ABIIB□WO24 mit AII,BII = Ba,Sr

On Ordered Perovskites with Cationic Vacancies. XI. Compounds of Type A B B □_1/4W^VIO₆ ? A B^IIB □W O₂₄ with A^II, B^II = Ba, Sr Depending on the ionic radii of the two and three valent cations in the perovskites of type ABB □_1/4W^VIO₆ ?; AB^IIB □WO₂₄ order disorder phenomena are present. The results of the x-ray and vibrational spectroscopic investigations as well as the diffuse reflectance spectra and the visible photoluminescence are reported.     

The synthesis of heteronuclear transition-metal clusters derived from methylidyne tricobalt cluster precursors: The reaction of Mn(CO) with (μ3-CCl)Co3(CO)7(μ-dppm). The crystal and molecular structure of (μ3-CH)Co2Mn(CO)8(μ-dppm), a methylidyne cluster containing a seven-coordinate manganese atom

The reaction of manganese pentacarbonyl anion with chloromethylidyne tricobaltnonacarbonyl, (μ₃-CCl)Co₃(CO)₉, leads to reduction of the cluster with formation of Mn₂(CO)₁₀ and Co(CO), whilst reaction of Mn(CO) with the bis(diphenylphosphino)methane (dppm)-stabilised cluster (μ₃-CCl)Co₃(CO)₇(μ-dppm) leads to the formation of (μ₃-CH)Co₂Mn(CO)₈(μ-dppm), 1. The unique feature of the structure of 1 is the incorporation of a seven-coordinate manganese atom into the metal triangle.     

Hydrogermylation of phenylacetylene catalyzed by onium chlorometallates

Triethylbenzylammonium chlorometallates [Et₃NCH₂Ph][MCl_n]^m? (M = Pt, Pd, Rh, Ir, Fe, Co, Cu, m = 1–3, n = 3–6), polymer-anchored ionic metal complexes [?—CH₂PBu₃][MCl_n]^n? and some other chlorometallates and complexes of platinum, rhodium, ruthenium and osmium were studied as catalysts in the hydrogermylation of phenylacetylene with triethylgermane. All the complexes containing platinum, palladium and rhodium were found to be effective catalysts. The cis/trans ratio of the products obtained is determined by the metal atom involved and decreases in the following order: Ir > Rh ? Pd > Pt.     

The role of d orbitals in tetrahedral hybrid orbitals of oxy-ions

The hybrid orbitals of tetrahedral oxy-ions containing some d character have been calculated by maximum overlap method. The d characters of hybrid orbitals increase in the order of SiO, PO, SO, ClO, and decrease in order of GeO, AsO, SeO, BrO. The bond strengths are also obtained for these ions. The hybrid Orbital of VO, CrO, and MnO are of the type d³s as the result of calculation.     

Charge stripping C

Measurements of the translational energy loss accompanying the charge-stripping reactions M⁺+N→M²⁺+N+e⁻ and M²⁺+N→M³⁺+N+e⁻ have been performed for C, C and C, C respectively. The energy nesessary to remove the second electron from Buckminsterfullerene was determined, Q=IE(C→C=12.25±0.5 eV.     

19F-NMR-spektroskopischer Nachweis und Berechnung der statistischen Bildung der gemischten Clusteranionen [(Mo6BrCl)F]2−, n = 0 – 8

¹⁹F NMR Spectroscopic Evidence and Calculation of the Statistical Formation of Mixed Cluster Anions [(Mo₆Br Cl )F ]^2?, n = 0 – 8 The complete system of the innersphere mixed clusters (Mo₆BrCl)⁴⁺ is formed by exchange of innersphere bound Clⁱ against outersphere bound Br^a on tempering the solid [(Mo₆Cl)Br] at 500°C for 16 h. After conversion with conc. HCl into (H₃O)₂[(Mo₆BrCl)Cl] and precipitation of the outer Cl^a with AgBF₄ in ethanol, treatment with tetrabutylammonium(TBA)fluoride yields (TBA)₂ [(Mo₆BrCl)F], a mixture of 22 different species. According to the sets of chemical equivalent fluorine atoms in total 55 ¹⁹F nmr signals are expected, which are really observed in the high resolution 1D-¹⁹F-nmr spectrum. Using increments of chemical shifts, peak intensities and multiplet structures as well as the 2D-¹⁹F/¹⁹F-COSY spectrum the complete and unambiguous assignment of all resonances is achieved. From the measured integral intensities the distribution of the different compounds is determined, revealing statistical formation of the geometrical isomers.     

19F-NMR-spektroskopischer Nachweis und statistische Untersuchung zur Bildung der gemischten Clusteranionen [(Mo6ICl)F]2−, n = 0–7, und Darstellung von (TBA)2[(Mo6I)F]

¹⁹F NMR Spectroscopic Evidence and Calculation of the Statistical Formation of Mixed Cluster Anions [(Mo₆I Cl )F ]^2?, n = 0–7, and Preparation of (TBA)₂[(Mo₆I )F ] The octa-μ₃-iodo-hexafluoro-hexamolybdate(2?)ion [(Mo₆I)F]^2? is prepared for the first time. The system of the 21 innersphere mixed clusters (Mo₆ICl)⁴⁺, n = 0–7 is formed by exchange of innersphere bound Clⁱ against outersphere bound I^a on tempering solid [(Mo₆Cl)I] at 400°C. Prolonged tempering leads to increasing average n values of the mixture, which is converted into the tetrabutylammonium salt (TBA)₂[(Mo₆ICl)F]. Using increments of chemical shifts and integral peak intensities the 54 ¹⁹F-nmr signals of the 21 species (compound n = 8 is absent) are assigned and confirmed by the 2 D-¹⁹F/¹⁹F-COSY spectrum. From the measured intensities the distribution of the different compounds is determined and proves significant deviation from statistical occupation, revealing the preference of isomers with iodine atoms occupying edges of the innersphere cube and discrimination of those sharing diagonals of the faces. Moreover all compounds with n = 3 and 4 are present overaverage in comparison to the others.     

Über geordnete Perowskite mit Kationenfehlstellen. X. Verbindungen vom Typ ABB□1/4MVIO6 ≙ ABIIB□MO24 mit AII,BII = Ba,Sr, Ca und MVI = U,W

On Ordered Perovskites with Cationic Vacancies. X. Compounds of Type A B B □_1/4M^VIO₆ ? A B^IIB □M O₂₄ with A^II, B^II = Ba, Sr, Ca and M^VI = U, W Perovskites of type Ba₈B^IIB₂^III□UO₂₄ show polymorphic phase transformations of order disorder type. An 1:1 ordered orthorhombic HT form is transformed into a higher ordered LT modification with a fourfold cell content (four formula units Ba₈B^IIB□U₄O₂₄), compared to cubic 1:1 ordered perovskites A₂BMO₆. In the series Ba₈BaB□W₄O₂₄ and Sr₈SrB□W₄O₂₄ different ordering phenomena are observed. In comparison with 1:1 ordered cubic perovskites A₂BMO₆, the cell contains eight formula units AB^IIB□W₄O₂₄. The higher ordered cells with U^VI and W^VI are face centered, which has its origin in an ordering of cationic vacancies.     

Rigid backbone polymers. XI. Solution phase-viscosity relationship

Using combined results of isothermal viscosity measurements and cross-polarized light microscopy on four polyisocyanate/solvent systems, the following were demonstrated: (a) an anisotropic phase appears, associated with a shoulder in the viscosity curve, at a concentration v lower than the peak viscosity at v; (b) the inversion from anisotropic inclusions in an isotropic matrix to isotropic inclusions in an anisotropic matrix, occurs at concentrations v > v and (c) the attainment of a single phase, microscopically anisotropic, occurs at v > v; where the viscosity is decreasing but has not yet reached its minimum. When the experiments were repeated with changes in temperature, the following were observed: (a) within each single phase the viscosity drops with increased temperature; (b) in the biphasic range, the total viscosity η⁰ remains about constant in the concentration range ≤ and increases with temperature in the range v > v; (c) in the interval v > v of the biphasic range, at constant temperature an increase in concentration decreases η⁰, and at constant concentration, a decrease in temperature lowers η⁰. Qualitative explanations of the observations are proposed.     

Zur Kristallstruktur von OMF (M = Sb,Ru, Pt,Au)

On the Crystal Structure of O MF (M = Sb, Ru, Pt, Au) OMF (M = Sb, Ru, Pt, Au) were obtained again, but for the first time investigated by X-ray methods. Colourless OSbF and the rubyred compounds ORuF and OPtF crystallize isostructural in space group Ia3 -T_h⁷ (Nr. 206) with a = 1016(1) pm (Sb), a = 1002.6(9) pm (Ru) and a = 1003.6(9) pm (Pt), Z = 8. Yellow OAuF crystallizes trigonal-rhombohedric in space group R3 -D₃₂⁶ (Nr. 148) with a = 775.9(3) pm, c = 711.7(4) pm, Z = 3.     

A Unified Interpretation of Kinetic Data on the Acid-Induced Cleavage and of Product-Analysis Data on Spontaneous Cleavage of the Mono-ol Cation μ-Hydroxo-bis[pentaamminecobalt(III)] ([(NH3)5CoOHCo(NH3)5]5+)

Recent work on the spontaneous (= acid-independent) cleavage of the mono-ol cation, i.e. in Cl^?/ClO and NO/ClO mixed-electrolyte media has established (by analysis of anion-competition experiments) the existence of reactive ion pairs of the mono-ol cation with Cl^? and NO. Their existence must be allowed for in the analysis of the rate data for the acid-induced cleavage (pH 0–1) of the mono-ol cation in these mixed-electrolyte media. Thus, previous data for acidic Cl^?/ClO media have been re-interpreted in this work, and new data for NO/ClO media have been analyzed in the same sense. This analysis removes an apparent discrepancy in the orders of magnitude of ion aggregate stability constants between the mono-ol and similar binuclear cations.     

Darstellung und spektroskopische Charakterisierung des Clusteranions [(Mo6Cl8i)(CF3COO)6a]2−

Preparation and Spectroscopic Characterization of the Cluster Anion [(Mo₆Cl )(CF₃COO) ]^2? On heating of [(Mo₆Cl)Cl]^2? in dichloromethane with trifluoroacetic acid the new stable cluster anion [(Mo₆Cl)(CF₃COO)]^2? is formed by elimination of HCl. The (Mo₆Cl) unit remains unattacked. The ¹⁹F nmr spectrum exhibits a downfield shifted singulett as compared to free CF₃COO^? indicating the equivalence of all trifluoroacetate ligands, which unidentate coordination is deduced from characteristic i. r. frequencies of the carboxyl groups. The most intense i.r. band at 501 cm^?1 is assigned to the antisymmetric Mo? O^a vibration, the most intense Raman line at 319 cm^?1 to the breathing mode of the Cl cube.     

Herstellung von Fluorophosphaten,Difluorophosphaten, Fluorophsophonaten und Fluorophosphiten in fluoridhaltigen Harnstoffschmelzen

Preparation of Fluorophosphates, Difluorophosphates, Fluorophosphonates, and Fluorophosphites in Fluoride-containing Urea Melts Phosphoric acid, phosphonic acid, and organylphosphonic acid react on heating in fluoride-containing urea melts in high yields to fluorophosphates, MPHO₂F, organylfluorophosphonates, M¹RPO₂F, organylpolyfluorophosphonates, MR¹CX(PO₂F)₂, MN(CH₂PO₂F)₃, and phosphonoorganylfluorophosphonates, MR¹CX(PO₃)PO₂F (M¹ = K, NH₄; R = organic substituent; R¹ = H, organic substituent; X = OH, NH₂, NR₂). The reaction mechanism of the formation of fluorophosphate ions in fluoride containing urea melts is discussed.     

Magnesium chloride-supported high-mileage catalysts for olefin polymerization XI. Determinations of poly(decene-1) molecular weight chain dimension and thermal transitions

Decene-1 was polymerized with the CW catalyst and fractionated by precipitation technique. Light-scattering and viscometric measurements on these fractions established the relationship [η] = 5.19 × 10^?3 M . The unperturbed mean square end-to-end distance is (〈R〉/M)^1/2 = (6.17 ± 0.34) × 10^?9. Light-scattering data is consistent with a relatively stiff molecule with length of L = 1.75 × 10^?5 cm for poly(decene-1) with MW = 397,000. Its mean square radius of gyration 〈R〉 is 2.79 × 10^?11 cm.² The ratio of L²/〈R〉 = 11 is close to the theoretical ratio of 12 for this kind of macromolecule.     

Ab initio MO calculations on the stability of the CF,PF, SF,and MoF ions with the F1s core hole

For the CF, PF, SF, and MoF ions appearing after the F1s photoionization, the possibility of dissociation has been shown by the ab initio MO LCAO method within the Z + 1 core equivalent model. According to the calculations, the decay channel AF → AF + F(1s¹2p⁶) is energetically open for the ions. So the interpretation of the gas-phase emission FKα spectra, in which the bands are assigned to the discrete transition energies, can be unacceptable for these ions. The conditions and signs of such failure are discussed.     

A pulse radiolysis study of I and (SCN) in aqueous solutions over the temperature range 15–90°C

The extinction coefficients and the decay kinetics of I and (SCN) have been characterized over the 15–90°C-temperature range. The extinction coefficients of I at 385 and 725 nm were determined to be 10,000 and 2560M^?1 cm^?1, respectively, based on the extinction coefficient of (SCN) at 475 nm being equal to 7600M^?1 cm^?1. At these three wavelengths, all extinction coefficients were constant over the temperature range studied. The rate of decay of both I and (SCN) was found to be a function of I^? and SCN^? concentration, respectively, as well as temperature.     

Dibrommethylsulfoniumsalze – Darstellung und Kristallstruktur [1]

Dibromomethylsulfoniumsalts — Preparation and Crystal Structure The salts CH₃SBrA^? (A^? = SbCl, AsF) were prepared by various routes and characterized by their Ramanspectra. CH₃SBrAsF crystallized in the monoclinic space group P2₁/c with a = 770,5(4) pm, b = 942,4(12) pm, c = 1329,3(14) pm, β = 100,28(6)°, Z = 4. Distances and bond angles in the cation are as expected.     

The acetyl radicals CH3CO· and CD3CO· studied by flash photolysis and kinetic spectroscopy

Ultraviolet absorption spectra have been characterized for the acetyl-h₃ and acetyl-d₃ radicals, which were generated by the flash photolysis of the corresponding acetones. The spectra are broad and intense, with values of the extinction coefficient at the respective maxima estimated as: ?CH₃CO(215) = (1.0 ± 0.1) × 10⁴ L/mol·cm and ?CD₃CO(207.5) = (1.0 ± 0.05) × 10⁴ L/mol·cm. Rate constants for the reactions of mutual interaction were estimated as: k = 3.5 × 10¹⁰ L/mol·s and k = 3.4 × 10¹⁰ L/mol·s. Rate constants for the reactions of cross interaction were estimated as: k = 8.6 × 10¹⁰ L/mol·s and k = 5.2 × 10¹⁰ L/mol·s. The related values of the cross interaction ratios k/(kk)^1/2 = 2.6 and k/(kk)^1/2 = 1.6 do not differ significantly from the statistical value of 2. The participation of the radical displacement reactions was estimated in terms of the fractions k/k = 0.38 and k/k = 0.47. Corroborative spectra were obtained from the flash photolysis of methyl ethyl ketone and biacetyl, and the relative rates of the competing primary processes were estimated from the relative peak heights of the acetyl and methyl radicals in each system.