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Ketenimine structure complexes

For almost a hundred years, chemists have argued over the identity(ies) of the CgHsN specie(s). Candidate structures for CeHsN have been singlet ( PN) and triplet ( PN) phenylnitrene, benzazirine (BZ) and cyclic ketenimine (K), a menagerie of species described by Schrock and Schuster as wonderfully complex . [Pg.256]

The intermediate Ni(CNBu )3 N2C(CN)2), formed by adding diazodi-cyanomethane to Ni(CNBu )4, rearranges, probably via a carbene insertion, to give the ketenimine complex Ni Bu N=C=C(CN)2 (CNBu )2. An X-ray structural determination of the product has been reported (436). [Pg.281]

Structures of type XVIII or XIX as proposed for the diazodicyanomethane complex (Table 12) may also apply to the complexes of diphenyldiazomethane and 9-diazo-fluorene. The formation of the ketenimine complex (45) from the reaction of (CN)2CN2 and Ni(t-BuNC)4 probably occurs via attack of the complexed dicyano-methylene carbene on the isocyanide ligand113 The observation that these complexes112 113 catalyze the formation of ketenimines from isocyanides and diazo compounds, a reaction which does not proceed under same conditions without the transition metal, may be of preparative value 113 ... [Pg.137]

Few 7r-bonded imine complexes have been prepared and investigated structurally. The only complexes of nonbridging 7r-bonded C=N investigated structurally are a substituted ketenimine complex (XLIV), an iminium complex (XLV), and a complex of the azine [(CF3)2C=N—)2 (XLVI) (see Table I). [Pg.58]

The ketenimine complex is unusual in that angle y for the complex is 11.9(10)° and the average S is 174°. These angles are indicative of a coordinated triple bond, rather than the expected double bond. This seemingly anomalous result can be rationalized on the basis of a large contribution of resonance form B to the structure of the ketenimine. This... [Pg.58]

A related ligand is the ketenimine, Ph2C=C=NPh. This forms the complexes Ph2C=C=NPh(Fe(CO)3)2 and jr-C5HsCoPh2C=C=NPh. The structure proposed for the cobalt complex is shown in 3.38 [95]. [Pg.87]


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