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Nido-carborane

Milder conditions provide a route to nido-carboranes, e.g. ... [Pg.182]

Metal-vapor synthesis also prepares metallaboranes and metallacarboranes with oxidation of the metal. Thermally generated Ni, Co and Fe atoms react with the nido-carborane 2,6-C2B7H, and either cyclopentadiene, toluene, mesitylene, or... [Pg.95]

The original synthesis of metallacarborancs is effected by deprotonation of nido-carborane anions in a manner like that employed to prepare ferrocene, e.g. ... [Pg.110]

Figure 68 The neutral ortho- or anionic nido-carborane attached pyrrole molecule (111, 112,113, and 114) used in the synthesis of conducting organic polymers 115, 116, etc. (Adapted from refs. 141 and 142.)... Figure 68 The neutral ortho- or anionic nido-carborane attached pyrrole molecule (111, 112,113, and 114) used in the synthesis of conducting organic polymers 115, 116, etc. (Adapted from refs. 141 and 142.)...
For small nido-carboranes according to the following reaction35 ... [Pg.457]

Ab initio computations have so far proved to be reliable structural tools for neutral carboranes and their anions. They have been used to predict the carborane geometries for six-vertex, eight-vertex, and 11-vertex nido-carboranes,67-69 and for 5-12 vertex r/aro-carboranes.70,71 However, carborane anions in the presence of a group I metal cation may form ion-pair anions with one cation tightly bound to the carborane anion (see Chapter 3.03).72,73 Even computations on a salt with a carborane anion in a non-coordinating solvent would need to include the cation for computed shifts that tally with observed NMR data.74... [Pg.50]

The nido-carborane anion, 7,8-C2B9H12, and derivatives are generally formed by deboronating ort o-carboranes with suitable bases (COMC (1982) 5.4.2.6.6) but a direct route to two derivatives of the anion has been developed in good yields from decaborane and polarized alkynes.78... [Pg.52]

However, the duster compounds differ greatly in their water solubility. Whereas cioso-dodecaborate (as the sodium salt) is readily water soluble, o-carborane and its thermal rearrangement products m-carborane and p-carborane show poor water solubility. The nido-carborane system, because of its negative charge, is water soluble. The azanonaborane duster is neutral, but still shows a certain degree of water solubility. [Pg.98]

Oligonucleotides bearing nido-carborane have been synthesized as phospho-diesters using an automated DNA synthesizer (see Scheme 2.2-14) [39]. These oligophosphates are homogeneous, very hydrophilic and are readily taken up into cells. Fluorescein-labeled nido-carboranyl oligomeric phosphate diesters accumulate in the cell nucleus [40]. [Pg.107]

Scheme 2.2-13. Examples of an amino acid and a porphyrin with nido-carborane moieties. Scheme 2.2-13. Examples of an amino acid and a porphyrin with nido-carborane moieties.
A one pot route to nido-1,6-diiodo-tctracarba-nuio-hcxaborane derivatives is depicted in Scheme 3.2-32. After iodoboration of the alkynes with BI3 the dehaloge-nation of the alkenyl derivatives presumably leads to dimerization and rearrangement to give structurally characterized 1,6-diiodo-nido-carboranes 56d [81]. [Pg.294]

Scheme 3.2-33. 2e reductive opening of the nido-carborane 56g to the arachno-dianion 62 (R = SiMe3) and the reverse reaction by 2e oxidation. [Pg.294]

One particularly interesting category of metallocarborane is that in which a single metal atom is shared between two polyhedra that have a vertex in eommon. In effect, the metal is sandwiched between two nido-carborane residues. Examples are shown in Fig. 17. For such commo compounds, the metal can be assumed to contribute three AO s to the skeletal bonding of each polyhedron, when the (n + 1) rule for closo clusters is found to be obeyed. For example, the isoelectronic... [Pg.25]

The next family to be discussed, i.e., the nine-vertex nido-carboranes, includes the complications of the B10H14 family (i.e., dilFeringly coordinated edge positions) as well as one additional complication not encountered in the B10H14, and B5H9 families. The additional... [Pg.106]

Two different types of gallacarboranes with a closo structure have been reported in the literature. They can also be regarded as n complexes of a nido-carborane dianion and a RGa2+ center. [Pg.246]

As mentioned previously, the first metallocarborane synthesized, (l,2-C2B9Hu)2Fe(II)2- (Fig. 3), was prepared in a manner similar to the synthesis of ferrocene, e.g., reaction of anhydrous FeCl2 with the nido-carborane dianion 7, S-C BgHn2, which itself was formed from 1,2-C2BioHi2... [Pg.150]

Three-dimensional aromaticity has been demonstrated, for instance in the case of Cram s cyclophane in 1951 [46, 47] and, more recently, for von Rague Schleyer s adamantane dication [48], half-sandwich carbocations, and nido-carboranes. Ferrocene and various other or-ganometallic compounds also are three-dimensional aromatics. Spherical aromaticity is exhibited by closo-carboranes, borane anions, and, to a lesser extent, C60, although these compounds are isotropic. [Pg.8]

The mechanism for the reductive insertion is not known since the corresponding neutral nido-carborane is also produced, it would seem to involve the THF solvent. [Pg.127]

The unsubstituted nido-carborane C2B7Hn exhibits an NMR spectrum indicating a structure similar to that of the dimethyl species, in terms of vertex positions, but the hydrogen positions are different133 . Apparently there is a BH2 group and only one bridging hydrogen. [Pg.193]


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