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Alkyne complexes carbon donor ligands

Section IV describes reactions which produce four-electron donor alkyne ligands by coupling two single carbon based ligands (CR, CO, CNR). Section VIII,A describes syntheses of i72-vinyl complexes (t 2-CR=CR2 ) by nucleophilic addition to four-electron donor alkyne ligands. In the products of the coupling reactions and in the reagents of the r 2-vinyl syntheses, the role of alkyne 7t donation is crucial. [Pg.6]

Bisalkyne d4 monomers, with N = 3 by symmetry, exhibit proton and carbon chemical shifts at higher fields than those of monoalkynes with N = 4. The proton chemical shift of 10.45 ppm for Mo(PhC=CH)2-(S2CNEt2)2 (52) falls nicely between the four-electron donor Mo(CO)-(PhC=CH)(S2CNEt2)2 case (12.6 ppm) and the two-electron donor (7r-C5H5)2Mo(HC=CH) case [7.68 ppm (Table II)]. Additional data for bisalkyne complexes, including pyrrole-N-carbodithioate derivatives, support a correlation of H chemical shifts with alkyne ttj donation, with three-electron donors typically near 10.0 0.5 ppm. Similar H values are found for cyclopentadienyl bisalkyne complexes with terminal alkyne ligands. Chemical shifts between 8.5 and 10.5 ppm characterize all the neutral and cationic bisalkynes listed in Table V except for [CpMo-(RC=CH)2(MeCN)]+ where one isomer has S near 11 ppm for the acetylenic proton (72). [Pg.57]


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