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H 2M Systems

Among the earliest examples of M(/u-H)2 M systems structurally investigated are the isoelectronic complexes H2Re2(CO)8 179 and [H2W2(CO)8]2- 18°). The structure [Pg.37]

Th-H Th = 122(4)°, H-Th-H = 58(1)°] contains a few interesting features, such as an unusually acute H -M-H angle, and an unusually long Th — Th distance. In contrast to all other M(ju-H)2M-bonded complexes described in this section, the M-M distance in this compound is actually longer than expected for a M—M single bond. [Pg.38]

The recent structure determination of [Cp2W(ju-H)2Rh(PPh3)2]+ 183) (Fig. 43) represents the first example of a M(m-H)2M linkage (i.e., one that involves two different metals) structurally characterized. The H atoms were located and included in the final refinements, but their positions were not reported in the paper. [Pg.38]

Fig 42. The structure of ThjfCsMes) as determined by neutron diffraction (Ref. 55). The terminal and bridging Th-H distances [2.03 (1) and 2.29 (3)A] are among the longest M-H distances known to date [Pg.39]

The M(/r-H)2M unit is sometimes found as part of a metal cluster framework. [Pg.40]


Write two equations one about the volume and the other about the height and girth. Find the common solution or solutions to the system of equations. The volume of this box is found with V = wwh, because the base is a square. Replacing the Fwith 1,000, the equation becomes 1,000 = w2h. Write the equation involving the height and girth with 50 = h + 2m + 2m or 50 = h + Aw. Solve the second equation for h, and you get h = 50 - Aw. Substitute this equivalence for h into the volume formula and solve. [Pg.297]

Deuteriation of pleiomutine (230) under mild conditions yields [17,9, 10, lT,12 - H5]pleiomutine ( Hj-230), whose n.m.r. spectrum (CDCI3) shows a singlet at 7.16 p.p.m. corresponding to the two meta aromatic protons of the indoline component. Under mild conditions it is possible to wash out selectively the indoline deuteron at C(17). The aromatic region of the n.m.r. spectrum now shows only the character of an ABM-system composed of a doubled doublet with ortho and meta coupling [C(16)-H] and two simple doublets with meta [C(14)-H, 7.14 p.p.m.] and ortho [C(17)-H, 6.53 p.p.m.] coupling. If the 14,15-dihydroeburnamenine component were linked to C(17) one would anticipate an A 2M-system with two doublets and a triplet. [Pg.281]

In the description of nonadiabatic processes it is often convenient to partition the entire quantum system into a quantum subsystem whose properties are of primary interest and its quantum environment or bath. The Hamiltonian, H = /2M + /2m + V q,Q), consists of kinetic energy operators of the... [Pg.255]

At resonance Aco is equal to 0 i.e., y H =2m), and this value leads to the disappearance of the x component of magnetization. At resonance, the system of differential equation is expressed as... [Pg.45]

Although derivatives of 2,1,3-benzoxadiazole have been used extensively to make quinoxalines (see Section 1.6.7), the corresponding selena and thia systems have been paid scant attention for that purpose. However, 5-chloro-4-nitro-2,l,3-benzoselenadiazole (456) has been used as a convenient source of 4-chloro-3-nitro-1,2-benzenediamine (457) (HCl + HI, 20°C, 2 h 88%), which was then converted into 6-chloro-5-nitro-2,3(l//,4//)-quinoxalinedione (458) (oxalic acid, 2M HCl, reflux, 2.5 h 23%). ° In addition, irradiation of 2,1,3-benzoselenadiazole (460, X = Se) or 2,1,3-benzothiadiazole (460, X = S) with dimethyl acetylenedicarboxy-late afforded, among other products, dimethyl 2,3-quinoxalinedicarboxylate (459)... [Pg.61]

If, on average, a total column density of 1020 H I atoms is found in the interval of redshift 2.0 to 2.5 along one line of sight by counting damped Lyman-a systems, make an estimate of 2m for the two Universe models without cosmological constant discussed in the text. [Pg.398]

The alkylating agent (12 mmol) is added to a stirred two-phase system of the azole (10 mmol) and Aliquat (0.45 g, 1 mmol) in aqueous NaOH (50%, 25 ml). The exothermic reaction is stirred at 50-60°C for I h (ca. 5-6 h for less-reactive higher molecular-weight haloalkanes). The reaction mixture is cooled to room temperature and PhH (50 ml) is added. The organic phase is separated, washed with dilute HC1 (2M, 25 ml) and brine (25 ml), dried (MgS04), and fractionally distilled to give the A-alkylazole. [Pg.197]

Consider a system of 3M molecules, 2M of which are L with a binding constant and M of which are H with a binding constant The BI of such a system is (see... [Pg.322]

Here, Vf is the kinetic energy operator for particle i, (with h = 1, 2m, = 1, for all i), Vi represents the interaction of particle i with an external potential, such as that associated with nuclei in the system, and Vij represents the mutual interaction between particles i and j. The definition of the singleparticle Hamiltonian, hi, is evident. We are interested in the solutions of the many-particle time-independent Schrodinger equation,... [Pg.88]

Figure 3. ESR spectrum of isopropenyl acetate (IPAc) radicals initiated with the system H2Oo-TiCl3 at [IPAc] = 4,6 X I0"2M, [H O ] =1.5 X 10 M, [TiCls] = 7 X 10- M, and [H2SOJ = 2,2 X 10-2M... Figure 3. ESR spectrum of isopropenyl acetate (IPAc) radicals initiated with the system H2Oo-TiCl3 at [IPAc] = 4,6 X I0"2M, [H O ] =1.5 X 10 M, [TiCls] = 7 X 10- M, and [H2SOJ = 2,2 X 10-2M...
Group IVA—Ti, Zr. The kinetic and thermodynamic instability of Ti(IIA), Zr(IIA) and Hf(II) complexes hampers the study of the M(IIA)-M(IVA) couple with respect to oxidative addition. In the (i/ -C5R5)2M(IIA) systems (M = Ti, Zr R = H, CH3), e.g., inter-, intramolecular, ultimately irreversible deactivation of the low-valent state occurs by metal insertion into ring or methyl C—H bonds. [Pg.145]


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