混合价簇合物[Et4N]2{(CO)4M}xM'S4][x=1,2; M=Mo(0)或W(0); M'=Mo(VI)或W(VI)]的共振Raman光谱及IR光谱研究

研究了[{CO)4M}xM'S4]^2^-[x=1,2; M=Mo(0), W(0); M'=Mo(VI), W(VI)]系列簇合物共振Raman(RR)光谱及红外(IR)光谱。除了对^νc-o, ^νM(VI)-s(b)[S(b):桥基S], ^νM(VI)-s(t)[S(t): 端基S], ^νM(0)-c, ^δM(0)-c-o进行归属外, 着重讨论^νM(0)-s(b), ^νM(0)-M(VI)的归属。研究了IR谱中Δν[^νM(VI)-s(b)─^νM(0)-s(b)]与M(0)→M(VI)电荷迁移的关系。RR谱研究结果表明, 在[(CO)4^-MS2MoS2]^2^-, [(CO)4MoS2MoS2Mo(CO)4]^2^-中S(b)→M(0)电荷迁移与M(0)→Mo(VI)电荷迁移之间有较明显的相互偶合; 在[(CO)4MS2WS2]^2^-中S(b)→W(VI)与M(0)→W(VI)电荷迁移、S(t)→W(VI)与M(0)→W(VI)电荷迁移之间也分别存在明显的相互偶合, 说明了它们存在强的电子离域。本系列簇合物中二核簇的电子离域程度比三核簇强。     

Reactions of [Mo(N2)2(dppe)2] with organic isocyanates

The reactions of [Mo(N₂₂(dppe)₂], (dppe  Ph₂PCH₂CH₂PPh₂) with RC₆H₄NCO (R  H, p-CH₃, p-Cl) in benzene under irradiation produces [Mo(RC₆H₄NCO)₂(dppe)₂] in good yields. Comparison of the infrared data for these complexes, with those previously reported for metal complexes of CO₂-like molecules suggest a η²-C,O coordination to the metal.     

Preparation of bisdiazoalkane and related complexes from the reactions of diazo compounds with the dinitrogen complexestrans-[M(N2)2(Ph 2PCH2CH2PPh 2)2] (M=Mo or W)

Summary Reactions oftrans-[M(N₂)₂(dppe)₂] (A;M=Mo, W;dppe=Ph ₂PCH₂CH₂PPh ₂) with ethyldiazoacetate, N₂CHCOOEt, yield the bisdiazoalkane speciestrans-[M(N₂CHCOOEt)₂(dppe)₂], upon simple replacement of the dinitrogen ligand by ethyldiazoacetate. However, diazomethane, N₂CH₂, reacts withA with loss of N₂ to give products which we tentatively formulate as containing methylene ligands,trans-[M(CH₂)₂(dppe)₂].

---

Herstellung von Bisdiazoalkan- und ähnlichen Komplexen aus den Reaktionen von Diazoverbindungen mit Distickstoffkomplexen des Typstrans-[M(N₂)₂(Ph ₂PCH₂CH₂PPh ₂)₂] mitM=Mo oder W

Zusammenfassung Die Reaktion vontrans-[M(N₂)₂(dppe)₂] (A:dppe=Ph ₂PCH₂CH₂PPh ₂ undM=Mo oder W) mit Ethyldiazoacetat, N₂CHCOOEt, ergab nach einfachem Austausch des Distickstoffliganden mit Ethyldiazoacetat die Bisdiazoalkanetrans-[M(N₂CHCOOEt)₂(dppe)₂]. Diazomethan (N₂CH₂) hingegen reagierte mitA unter Verlust von N₂ zu Produkten, die tentativ alstrans-[M(CH₂)₂(dppe)₂] mit Methylenliganden formuliert wurden.

     

One-step synthesis of Mo(0) and W(0) bis(dinitrogen) complexes with the linear tetraphosphine ligand prP4: stereoselective formation of cis-[M(N2)2(rac-prP4)] and trans-[M(N2)2(meso-prP4)]; M = Mo, W

A new synthetic pathway to Chatt-type Mo(0) and W(0) bis(dinitrogen) complexes with the ligand prP(4) is presented (prP(4) is a linear tetraphos ligand with two ethylene bridges and a central propylene bridge). The synthesis starts from MoCl(5) and WCl(6), respectively, employing Mg as reductant. Whereas the electrochemical reduction of the oxido-iodido-molybdenum(IV) complex [Mo(O)I(meso-prP(4)](+) (1) only gave trans-[Mo(N(2))(2)(meso-prP(4))] (2a; R?mer et al., Eur. J. Inorg. Chem.2008, 3258), the direct synthesis under normal conditions affords both trans and cis complexes 2a and 2b. The reaction products are characterised by vibrational and NMR spectroscopy. Moreover, a single-crystal X-ray structure determination of cis-α-[Mo(N(2))(2)(rac-prP(4))] (2b) is performed. In contrast to the trans bis(dinitrogen)molybdenum(0) complex 2a supported by the meso prP(4) ligand the corresponding cis-complex is exclusively coordinated by the rac isomer of prP(4). The reactivity of 2 with acids is investigated as well, leading to the NNH(2) complex [MoF(NNH(2))(meso-prP(4))]BF(4) (15). Analogous results are obtained with the tungsten complexes.     

M-P versus M=M bonds as protonation sites in the organophosphide-bridged complexes [M2Cp2(mu-PR2)(mu-PR'2)(CO)2], (M = Mo, W; R, R' = Ph, Et, Cy)

The unsaturated complexes [W2Cp2(mu-PR2)(mu-PR'2)(CO)2] (Cp = eta5-C5H5; R = R' = Ph, Et; R = Et, R' = Ph) react with HBF4.OEt2 at 243 K in dichloromethane solution to give the corresponding complexes [W2Cp2(H)(mu-PR2)(mu-PR'2)(CO)2]BF4, which contain a terminal hydride ligand. The latter rearrange at room temperature to give [W2Cp2(mu-H)(mu-PR2)(mu-PR'2)(CO)2]BF4, which display a bridging hydride and carbonyl ligands arranged parallel to each other (W-W = 2.7589(8) A when R = R' = Ph). This explains why the removal of a proton from the latter gives first the unstable isomer cis-[W2Cp2(mu-PPh2)2(CO)2]. The molybdenum complex [Mo2Cp2(mu-PPh2)2(CO)2] behaves similarly, and thus the thermally unstable new complexes [Mo2Cp2(H)(mu-PPh2)2(CO)2]BF4 and cis-[Mo2Cp2(mu-PPh2)2(CO)2] could be characterized. In contrast, related dimolybdenum complexes having electron-rich phosphide ligands behave differently. Thus, the complexes [Mo2Cp2(mu-PR2)2(CO)2] (R = Cy, Et) react with HBF4.OEt2 to give first the agostic type phosphine-bridged complexes [Mo2Cp2(mu-PR2)(mu-kappa2-HPR2)(CO)2]BF4 (Mo-Mo = 2.748(4) A for R = Cy). These complexes experience intramolecular exchange of the agostic H atom between the two inequivalent P positions and at room-temperature reach a proton-catalyzed equilibrium with their hydride-bridged tautomers [ratio agostic/hydride = 10 (R = Cy), 30 (R = Et)]. The mixed-phosphide complex [Mo2Cp2(mu-PCy2)(mu-PPh2)(CO)2] behaves similarly, except that protonation now occurs specifically at the dicyclohexylphosphide ligand [ratio agostic/hydride = 0.5]. The reaction of the agostic complex [Mo2Cp2(mu-PCy2)(mu-kappa2-HPCy2)(CO)2]BF4 with CN(t)Bu gave mono- or disubstituted hydride derivatives [Mo2Cp2(mu-H)(mu-PCy2)2(CO)2-x(CNtBu)x]BF4 (Mo-Mo = 2.7901(7) A for x = 1). The photochemical removal of a CO ligand from the agostic complex also gives a hydride derivative, the triply bonded complex [Mo2Cp2(H)(mu-PCy2)2(CO)]BF4 (Mo-Mo = 2.537(2) A). Protonation of [Mo2Cp2(mu-PCy2)2(mu-CO)] gives the hydroxycarbyne derivative [Mo2Cp2(mu-COH)(mu-PCy2)2]BF4, which does not transform into its hydride isomer.     

Cyclic molecular materials based on [M2O2S2]2+ cores (M = Mo or W)

The purpose of this article is to illustrate how conventional precursors can serve, when used with a drop of imagination, to the synthesis of sophisticated inorganic rings and wheels. The self-condensation of the [M2O2S2]2+ fragments under acido-basic process produces, in the presence or absence of guest species, linear enchainment restricted to discrete cyclic entities. This approach was revealed to be a highly fruitful strategy for developing an extended family of compounds, differing in their nuclearity, size and shape, and the nature of the encapsulated guest molecule. Indeed, the resulting cycles delimit a cationic open cavity, which can be filled by neutral polar molecules such as aquo ligands or anionic molecules such as phosphates, polycarboxylates and even metalates. The flexibility of the rings is at the origin of interesting host-guest properties: the deformation (symmetry) and the adaptation (nuclearity) of the inorganic cycle are directly related to the size and the coordination requirements of the encapsulated substrate. The versatility of the metal coordination, octahedral or square pyramidal, confers dynamic properties to the ring. In the solid state, molecular rings assemble in striking 3-D networks based on direct cation-anion connections. Alkali cations are arranged in pillars or layers for anchoring the anionic rings.     

Transformation of organic molecules on the low-valent [M(Ph(2)PCH(2)CH(2)PPh(2))(2)] moiety derived from trans-[M(N(2))(2)(Ph(2)PCH(2)CH(2)PPh(2))(2)] or related complexes (M = Mo, W)

A zero-valent [M(Ph(2)PCH(2)CH(2)PPh(2))(2)] moiety (M = Mo, W) generated in situ by dissociation of the N(2) ligands in trans-[M(N(2))(2)(Ph(2)PCH(2)CH(2)PPh(2))(2)] can activate pi-accepting organic molecules including isocyanides and nitriles, which undergo the electrophilic attack caused by a strong pi-donation from a zero-valent metal center. Cleavage of a variety of C-X bonds (X = H, C, N, O, P, halogen) also occurs at their electron-rich sites through oxidative addition to form reactive intermediates, which subsequently degradate to yield smaller molecules either bound to or dissociated from the metal center. The mechanism is substantiated unambiguously by isolation of numerous intermediate stages.     

Redistribution and fluxionality in heteropolyoxoperoxo complexes: [PO4[M2O2(mu-O2)2(O2)2]2]3- with M = Mo and/or W

When peroxotetramolybdophosphate, [(n-C4H9)4N]3[PO4[Mo2O2(mu-O2)2(O2)2]2], denoted (NBu4)3PMo4, and its tungsten(VI) analogue, (NBu4)3PW4, are mixed in acetonitrile at room temperature, redistribution occurs with the formation of three mixed-addenda species [PO4[Mo4-xWxO20]]3- (x = 1-3). The temperature dependence of the phosphorus-31 NMR spectra of a 1 1 mixture and of the pure salts, (NBu4)3PMo4 or (NBu4)3PW4, shows that [MO(O2)2] species are in chemical exchange, as are the [MOp] units of certain heteropolyacids (e.g. H3[PMo12O40] x aq and H3[PW12O40] x aq). However, there is no chemical exchange between free phosphate and [MO(O2)2] species in these systems; but there is fluxional behaviour involving PMo2W2, PMo4 and PW4. This is attributed to the rapid equilibrium between isomers (PMo2W2) and to equilibrium between anionic structures with tridentate (mu-eta2:eta1-O22-) and bidentate (eta2-O22-) modes of coordination for the two peroxo groups of the [M2O2(mu-O2)2(O2)2] moieties.     

Preparation and properties of dinitrogen complexes of molybdenum and tungsten with trimethylphosphine as coligand : III. Synthesis and properties of cis-[W(N2)2(PMe3)4], trans-[W(C2H4)2(PMe3)4] and [M(N2)(PMe3)5] (M = Mo,W). The crystal and molecular structure of [Mo(N2)(PMe3)5]

The reduction of [WCl₄(PMe₃)₃] with dispersed sodium, under dinitrogen, gives cis-[W(N₂)₂(PMe₃)₄], while under ethylene trans-[W(C₂H₄)₂(PMe₃)₄] is obtained. The ethylene complex can also be prepared by displacement of the dinitrogen molecules in cis-[W(N₂)₂(PMe₃)₄] by ethylene at room temperature and pressure. Interaction of cis-[M(N₂)₂(PMe₃)₄] complexes (M = Mo, W), with PMe₃, under helium or argon, yields [M(N₂)(PMe₃)₅]. The molybdenum complex crystallizes in the orthorhombic space group Pnma, with a 22.063(6), b 12.106(4), c 9.745(4) Å. The Mo—P distance trans to the dinitrogen ligand (2.483(7) Å) is slightly longer than the average of the other four Mo—P bonds (2.460(5) Å).     

Synthesis of the cyanamide-derived bis(cyanoimido) complexes trans-[M(NCN)2(Ph2PCH2CH2PPh2)2] (M = Mo or W) and crystal structure of the molybdenum compound

Reaction of cyanamide (NCNH₂) with trans-[M(N₂)₂(dppe)₂] (M = Mo or W, dppe = PH₂PCH₂CH₂PPh₂) leads to the formation of the bis(cyanoimido) complexes trans-[M(NCN)₂(dppe)₂]. The crystal structure of trans-[Mo(NCN)₂(dppe)₂] has been determined by an X-ray diffraction study.     

Substitution chemistry of MM quadruply bonded complexes (M = Mo or W) supported by the anion of 2-hydroxy-6-methylpyridine

The compounds M(2)(mhp)(4), where M = Mo or W and mhp is the anion formed from deprotonation of 2-hydroxy-6-methylpyridine, are shown to react with carboxylic acids RCOOH to give an equilibrium mixture of products M(2)(O(2)CR)(n)(mhp)(4-n) where R = 2-thienyl and phenyl. The equilibrium can be moved in favor of M(2)(O(2)CR)(4) by the addition of excess acid or by the favorable crystallization of these products. The latter provides a facile synthesis of the W(2)(O(2)CR)(4) compound where R = 9-anthracene. Reactions involving 2,4,6-triisopropyl benzoic acid, TiPBH, yield M(2)(TiPB)(2)(mhp)(2) compounds as thermodynamic products. Reactions involving Me(3)OBF(4) (1 and 2 equiv.) yield the complexes Mo(2)(mhp)(3)(CH(3)CN)(2)BF(4) and Mo(2)(mhp)(2)(CH(3)CN)(4)(BF(4))(2), respectively. The latter compound has been structurally characterized and shown to have mirror symmetry with two cis mhp ligands: MoMo = 2.1242(5) A, Mo-O = 2.035(2) A, Mo-N(mhp) = 2.161(2) A, and Mo-N(CH(3)CN) = 2.160(3) and 2.170(3) A. Reactions involving Mo(2)(mhp)(3)(CH(3)CN)(2)(2+) and Mo(2)(mhp)(2)(CH(3)CN)(4)(2+) with (n)Bu(4)NO(2)CMe (1 and 2 equiv.) yield the complexes Mo(2)(mhp)(3)(O(2)CMe) and Mo(2)(mhp)(2)(O(2)CMe)(2) which are shown to be kinetically labile to ligand scrambling. Reactions between Mo(2)(mhp)(3)(CH(3)CN)(2)(+)BF(4)(-) (2 equiv.) and [(n)Bu(4)N(+)](2)[O(2)C-X-CO(2)](2-) yielded dimers of dimers [Mo(2)(mhp)(3)](2)(micro-O(2)C-X-CO(2)] where X = nothing, 2,5- or 3,4-thienyl and 1,4-C(6)H(4). Reactions between Mo(2)(mhp)(2)(CH(3)CN)(4)(2+)(BF(4)(-))(2) and tetra-n-butylammonium oxalate and terephthalate yield compounds [Mo(mhp)(2)bridge](n) which by MALDI-TOF MS are proposed to be a mixture of molecular squares (n = 4) and triangles (n = 3) along with minor products of [Mo(2)(mhp)(3)](2)(bridge) and Mo(2)(mhp)(4) that arise from ligand scrambling.     

Cyano-bridged CuII-MV (M = Mo, W) bimetallic layered complexes exhibiting novel honeycomblike structures

Self-assembly of a new precursor [Cu(L)](ClO4)2 (1) (L = macrocyclic ligand) with octacyanometalates [M(CN)8]3- (M = Mo, W) produced two-dimensional cyano-bridged Cu(II)-M(V) bimetallic assemblies [Cu(L)]3n[M(CN)8]2n.6nH2O [M = Mo (2), W (3)] with novel honeycomblike structures, characterized by spectroscopic data, single-crystal X-ray diffraction studies, and magnetic measurements. The crystallographic determination reveals that compounds 2 and 3 are isostructural and crystallize in the triclinic system (P). The Cu atom in a distorted octahedral environment experiences a tetragonal elongation of apical nitrogen atoms exhibiting average Cu-Nax lengths of 2.566 Angstroms for 2 and 2.593 Angstroms for 3, which accounts for the Jahn-Teller effect of a Cu(II) ion. The Cu-NC angles are magnetically important, ranging from 135.7 to 159.2 degrees. Three types of L in the crystal lattice are observed, which are dependent on the relative positions of the pendant hydroxyl groups with respect to the CuN4 basal plane. The positions are correlated with hydrogen bonding of OH groups to neighboring atoms. The magnetic data indicate that ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic interactions between Cu(II) and M(V) through the CN linkage coexist.     

Half-sandwich metal diselenolate complexes Cp#M(NO)(SePh)2 (M = Mo or W; Cp# = Cp or MeCp) as ligands. Synthesis of selenolate-bridged heterobimetallic compounds

The reactions of half-sandwich diselenolate Mo and W complexes Cp^#M(NO)(SePh)₂ (M = Mo; Cp^# = Cp (1a), MeCp (1b); M = W; Cp^# = Cp (1c)) with (Norb)Mo(CO)₄, Ni(COD)₂ and Fe(CO)₅ have been investigated. Treatment of (1a), (1b) and (1c) with (Norb)Mo(CO)₄ in PhMe gave the bimetallic complexes: CpMo(NO)(-SePh)₂Mo(CO)₄ (2a), MeCpMo(NO)(-SePh)₂Mo(CO)₄ (2b) and CpW(NO)(-SePh)₂Mo(CO)₄ (2c) in moderate yields. Irradiation of (1a) and (1c) in the presence of Fe(CO)₅ gave heterobimetallic complexes CpMo(CO)(-SePh)₂Fe(CO)₃ (3a) and CpW(NO)(-SePh)₂Fe(CO)₃ (3c). Ni(COD)₂ reacts with two equivalents of (1a), (1b) and (1c) to give [CpMo(NO)(-SePh)₂]₂Ni (4a), [MeCpMo(NO)(-SePh)₂]₂Ni (4b) and [CpW(NO)(-SePh)₂]₂Ni (4c) in good yields. The new heterobimetallic complexes were characterized by i.r., ¹H-n.m.r., ¹³C-n.m.r. and EI-MS spectroscopy.     

Photophysical studies of trans-bis(phenylethynyldiisopropylamidinato)bis(acetato)dimetal complexes involving MM quadruple bonds where M = Mo or W

The title compounds trans-M(2)(O(2)CMe)(2)[C((i)PrN)(2)C≡C-Ph](2), I (M = Mo) and II (M = W), show electronic absorptions in the visible region of the spectrum assignable to (1)MLCT [M(2)δ to phenylethynylamidinate π*]. These compounds show dual emission from S(1) and T(1) states. For both I and II, S(1) is (1)MLCT, but for I the T(1) state is shown to be MMδδ* while for II T(1) is (3)MLCT. The lifetimes of the S(1) and T(1) states have been determined by femtosecond and nanosecond transient absorption spectroscopy: for I S(1) ～ 20 ps and T(1) ～ 100 μs and for II S(1) ～ 6 ps and T(1) ～ 5 μs. From solvent dependence of the absorption and emission spectra, we suggest that the S(1) states are localized on one amidinate ligand though the initial absorption is to a delocalized state.     

钼(钨)/铜/硫三核簇合物[A]2[MS4(CuCN)2] (M=Mo,W;A=Et4N,PPh4)的合成及晶体结构

合成了四个三核簇合物[A]2[MS4(CuCN)2](1A＝Et4N,M＝Mo;2A＝PPh4,M＝W;3A＝Et4N,M＝W;4A＝PPh4,M＝Mo),测定了[Et4N]2[MoS4(CuCN)2]*H2O(1*H2O)和[PPh4]2[WS4(CuCN)2]*0.5DMF*H2O(2*0.5DMF*H2O)的晶体结构.1和2的簇阴离子[MS4(CuCN)2]2-(M＝Mo,W)均具有一个双齿配体MS42-和两个CuCN形成的近似D2d对称性结构.     

Preparations and photophysical properties of fused and nonfused thienyl bridged MM (M = Mo or W) quadruply bonded complexes

A series of metal-metal quadruply bonded compounds [(tBuCO2)3M2]2(mu-TT) where TT = thienothiophenedicarboxylate and M = Mo, 1A, and M = W, 1B and [(tBuCO2)3M2]2(mu-DTT) where DTT = dithienothiophenedicarboxylate and M = Mo, 2A, and M = W, 2B, has been prepared and characterized by elemental analysis, ESI- and MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry and 1H NMR spectroscopy. Their photophysical properties have also been investigated by steady-state absorption as well as transient absorption and emission spectroscopy. The optimized structures and the predicted low energy electronic transitions were obtained by DFT and time-dependent DFT calculations, respectively, on model compounds. These results, in combination with the respective properties of the compounds [(tBuCO2)3M2]2(mu-BTh) (BTh = 2,5'-bithienyldicarboxylate, M = Mo, 3A, and M = W, 3B), allow us to make a comprehensive comparison of the fused (compounds 1A, 1B, 2A, and 2B) and the nonfused thienyl (compounds 3A and 3B) dicarboxylate bridged compounds of molybdenum and tungsten. The electrochemical studies show singly oxidized radical cations that are valence trapped on the EPR time-scale and are classified as Class 1 (M = Mo) or Class 2 (M = W) on the Robin and Day scale for mixed valence compounds. The new compounds exhibit intense metal to bridge ligand charge transfer absorption bands in the far visible and near IR (NIR) region. Both molybdenum and tungsten complexes show dual emission, but for molybdenum, the phosphorescence is dominant while for tungsten the emission is primarily fluorescence. Femtosecond transient absorption spectroscopy shows that the relaxation dynamics of the S1 states which have lifetimes of approximately 10 ps is dominated by intersystem crossing (ISC), leading to T1 states that in turn possess long lifetimes, approximately 70 micros (M = Mo) or 3 micros (M = W). These properties are contrasted with the photophysical properties of conjugated organic systems incorporating metal ions of the later transition elements.     

Coordination compounds of [Hg{PPh2[M(CO)5]}2], (M = Cr, Mo, W)

Coordination of various neutral N and O ligands causes drastic changes in ¹J(³¹P-¹⁹⁹Hg) (increase up to the threefold) and δ(³¹P) (shifts up to 30 ppm to low frequencies), which are due to the presence of the M(CO)₅ groups. The complexes with DMSO, phen and bipy were isolated in the solid state. No coordination of [Hg{PCy₂[Cr(CO)₅]}₂] with the above ligands is observed.     

A study of the protonation and alkylation oft-butyl isocyanide intrans-[M(CNBu-t 2(Ph2PCH2CH2PPh2)2] (M = Mo or W): Formation of carbyne-type complexes and theirtrans- tocis-isomerization

Summary Treatment of complexestrans-[M(CNBu-t)₂(dppe)₂][(1) M = Mo or W, dppe = Ph₂PCH₂CH₂PPh₂] with protic acid gives a mixture of the aminocarbyne complexestrans- pluscis-[M(CNHBu-t)(CNBu-t)(dppe)₂]⁺ (2) and the hydridocompounds [MH(CNBu-t)₂(dppe)₂]⁺ (3), whereas reaction with an alkylating agent (R⁺) appears to give the dialkylaminocarbyne compounds [M(CNRBu-t)(CNBu-t)(dppe)₂]⁺ (4) also as a mixture of thetrans andcis isomers.