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Group V Donor Ligands

Group V Donor Ligands. Octahedral complexes [M(tdta)2Cl2] (M = Pd or Pt tdta = l,3,4-thiadiazole-2-thiol-5-amine) have been prepared (see p. 364).  [Pg.385]

Nitrosation of ethylenediamine complexes [PtenajC and trans-[Pten2Cl2]Cl2 gives [Pt(NO-en—H)3] and [Pt(N0-en—H)2(N02)Cl], respectively. Tetrapyridine complexes [Pt(py)4]X2 (X = Cl or Br) are converted into [Pt-(py)4X2][H(N03)2]2 or [Pt(py)4][112(804)2] on treatment with nitric or sulphuric acids. The former complex gives orange [Pt(py)3Br3]Br on treatment with excess KBr, but yields the pale brown [Pt(py)4l2]l2 with KI. [Pg.386]

Association between [Pt(N-N)3] [(N-N) = en or pn] and the anions F, Cl , Br , I , SO4 , sol , SeOa, SjOj , and CO has been studied using spectro-photometric, solubility, and thermochemical methods. [Pg.386]


TETRACARBONYLIRON(0) COMPLEXES CONTAINING GROUP V DONOR LIGANDS... [Pg.59]

B. OTHER TETRACARBONYL (GROUP V DONOR LIGAND) IRON(O) COMPLEXES... [Pg.61]

The catalytic substitution reactions of metal carbonyl clusters, including [M3(CO)i2] (M = Fe, Ru, or Os), [Ru4H4(CO)i2], [Rh6(CO)i6], and [Co3(CO)9(/it-CCl)], with isocyanides or Group V-donor ligands may be induced by either electrochemical or chemical (benzophenone ketyl) reduction. The most favorable conditions for efficient substitution include (1) the formation of a radical anion with a significant lifetime and (2) the use of a ligand which is not reduced by [Ph2CO], and which is less of a tt acid than CO (166). [Pg.116]

FIG. 21. chemical shift chart for diamagnetic V — i). V(0). V( +i), and V( +v) compounds relative to external VOCI3, positive values indicating relative deshielding. Abbreviations Cp = cyclopentadienyl, L = Group V donor ligand. (189)... [Pg.190]

Group V Donor Ligands. iV-Allylpyrazolyl complexes of Ag, Cu, Co", Cu", and Zn" have been reported. I.r. spectra show that [Ag(AP)]N03 is co-ordinated through N and the double bond, while the complexes of the bivalent metals are bonded only through N. [Pg.390]

This section is divided into two parts dealing with (I) the bonding and (2) the stereochemistry of complexes containing Group V donor ligands. [Pg.403]

Transition-Metal-Promoted Reactions of Unsaturated Hydrocarbons. IV. Reactions of Norbornenyl Complexes of Palladium(II) with Group V Donor Ligands, Olefins, 1,3-Dienes and 1,2-Dienes, E. Ban, R. P. Hughes, and J. Powell, J. Organometal. Chem., 69, 455 (1974). [Pg.422]

Tetracarbonyliron 0) Complexes Containing Group V Donor Ligands 169... [Pg.169]

Group V donor ligands react with [CpRu(CO)2l] in the presence... [Pg.215]


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