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Bikrani Mohammed Fidalgo M. Luz Garralda María A. Ibarlucea Lourdes 《Transition Metal Chemistry》1999,24(4):394-397
-Diimines, RN:C(R)C(R):NR(LL) derived from glyoxal, GLL (R=H) abbreviated as GAA (R= R=4-dimethylaminophenyl) or GHA (R= R=4-hydroxyphenyl), and derived from biacetyl, BLL (R=Me) abbreviated as BDH (R=R= NH2), BOH (R=NH2, R=OH) react with carbonylrhodium(I) compounds to give different products depending on the imino substituents in the ligand and/or the solvent employed. The reaction of -diimines bearing amino groups, such as GAA or BDH with [RhCl(CO)2]2 in acetone yields binuclear [RhCl(CO)2]2(-LL) while in CH2Cl2 ionic [Rh- (CO)2(LL)]+[RhCl2(CO)2]– species are obtained. In acetone [RhCl(CO)2]2(-GAA) exists as an equilibrium mixture between two different neutral binuclear species; [Rh(CO)2(BDH)]+ exists as a mixture of two species containing chelate or monodentate bonded diimine respectively. GAA or BDH react in situ with [RhCl(CO)(C2H4)]2 in benzene to yield tetracoordinated monocarbonylated [RhCl(CO)(LL)] compounds. -Diimines (LL) bearing hydroxy groups, such as GHA or BOH react with [RhCl(CO)2]2 or [RhCl(CO)(C2H4)]2 to give pentacoordinated dicarbonylated [RhCl(CO)2(LL)] compounds. 相似文献
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