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Divalent nitrogen ligands

In other respects, the cyano group coordinated on various tervalents (Co, Rh, Ir, Ru) or divalents (Pt, Pd, Ni) transition metals can undergo nucleophilic addition in the coordination sphere with modification of the nitrogen ligand which remains coordinated on the metal (refs. 23, 24, 25). [Pg.103]

Also in the divalent state, Pd and Pt show the class-b characteristic of preferring CN and ligands with nitrogen or heavy donor atoms rather than oxygen or fluorine. Platinum(IV) by contrast is more nearly class-a in character and is frequently reduced to Pt by P- and Aj-donor ligands. The organometallic chemistry of these metals is rich and varied and that involving unsaturated hydrocarbons is the most familiar of its type. [Pg.1149]

Martin et al. have developed a unique series of capped tris(l,2-di-aminoethane) cages which can encapsulate divalent transition metal ions in a near octahedral geometry (28). The iron(II) complex with the ligand (NH2)2sar turns out to be a crossover system in solution [34], but the solid triflate salt is low-spin [43]. This is the only Fe(II) crossover system having 6 identical aliphatic nitrogen donors. [Pg.177]

Figure 3 Schematic illustration of a hybrid hydrogel system—genetically engineered coiled-coil protein domains used to crosslink synthetic water-soluble polymers. Divalent transition metal ions are shown to form complexes with nitrogen-oxygen-donor ligands on the synthetic polymer side chains and the terminal histidine residues in the coiled coils. Figure 3 Schematic illustration of a hybrid hydrogel system—genetically engineered coiled-coil protein domains used to crosslink synthetic water-soluble polymers. Divalent transition metal ions are shown to form complexes with nitrogen-oxygen-donor ligands on the synthetic polymer side chains and the terminal histidine residues in the coiled coils.
The hole in the middle of a porphyrin is just the right size to take a divalent transition metal in the first transition series, and zinc porphyrins, for example, are stable compounds. Once the metal is inside a porphyrin, it is very difficult to get out. Two of the nitrogen atoms form normal covalent bonces (the ones that were NH in the porphyrin) and the other two donate their lone pairs to make four ligands around the metal. The complexed zinc atom is square planar and still has two vacant sites—-above and below the (more or less) flat ring. These can be filled with water molecules, ammonia, or other ligands. [Pg.1406]


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