Modern aspects on tri- and tetranuclear cluster complexes supported by phosphido bridges |
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Authors: | H -J Haupt |
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Institution: | (1) Universit?t-GH Paderborn, 33098 Paderborn, Germany |
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Abstract: | This report on small cluster complexes with metal-metal bonds in the field of coordination chemistry documents results in
the following scientific areas. (1) Systematic synthetic routes via ditransition metal carbonyl derivative of manganese and
rhenium (group 7) to functionalizedtriangulo- andtetrahedro-clusters including structural characterization, (2) Dynamic properties of mono- and diauration isomers like M2(μ-AuPR3)(μ-PCyH)(CO)8/M2(μ-H)(μ3-PCy(AuPR3))(CO)8 (isomerization) and M2(μ-AuPR3)2(μ4-PCy)(CO)8/M2(μ-AuPR3)(μ3-PCy(AuPR3))(CO)8 (M = Mn, Re; R = organic residue) (rearrangement and valence isomerization) and MM’(μ-H)(μ-PCy2)(μ4-PCy(AuPR3))(CO)6 (M = M’, M ≠ M’) (topomerization) going from one to the other homologue and the kinetic study of isomerization in the framework
Re2(AuPCy3)2(μ-PMeN2(μ-C(Bu)O)(CO)6, (3) Correlations of chirality transfer in diastereomerictetrahedro-clusters Re2(M1PR3)2(μ-PCy2)(CO)7(η1-L*) (M1 = coin metals, L* = chiral ligand as (+) or (-) prolinate, for example) from CD data. These selected contributions will be
discussed to answer the question “Do small cluster complexes remain as a future challenge in cluster chemistry?” |
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Keywords: | Heterometallic cluster complexes hydroformylation catalysts topomerization process diastereomers isomerization process |
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