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Nitro-nitrito isomerism

Despite the fact that the Werner complexes have been intensively studied, there appears to still be controversy on the extent of reversibility of the nitro-nitrito isomerization of [Co(NH3)2(N02)] ( 120-124) a property of interest in these kinds of complexes (vide infia). Recently, Eslami showed by DSC experiments that the thermal isomerization of pure [(NH3)5Co... [Pg.22]

A number of reports - have appeared of studies of the rates of aquation of cw-[Co(en)2(amine)X] + ions and the available data are also collected in Table 4. When X=NOr and amine=MeNH2, BuNHz, PhCHjNHz, py, PhNHg, or HO(CH2)nNHa (n = 2 or 3) the rate constants are very similar at 343 K, all of the values falling in the range (1.01—1.40)x 10 s . A mechanism involving nitro-> nitrito isomerization in the rate-determining step is postulated in this case. ... [Pg.188]

Boldyreva EV (2001) Structural aspects of intramolecular solid-state linkage isomerization in Co(III) pentaammine nitro/nitrito complexes. Russ J Coord Chem 27 1-28... [Pg.129]

Werner knew of two other examples of linkage isomerism, both nitro-nitrito isomers, and they underwent the same period of skepticism and confirmation as the compounds discussed above although considerably less work was done with diem. A period of more than 50 years passed before Basolo and coworkers attacked the problem with rather amazing results.w Linkage isomerism, once relegated to a few lines as an "exceptional" situation in discussions of isomerism, now boasts an extensive chemistry which continues to develop. The first new linkage isomers prepared were mtro-nitnto isomers of Cr lII), Rh(lll), Ir(lll), and Pt(lV). In all cases except Cr(lll), the nitrito isomer converts readily to the more stable nitro isomer... [Pg.799]

In valence isomerization reactions the most common case is the rearrangement of a ligand, as in the example in Figure 4.79 in which a nitro group, N02, isomerizes to a nitrito group, O—N=0. The primary photochemical process is in fact a dissociation of the Co-N bond, with formation of free radicals. The nitro radical isomerized to its nitrito form, then binds again to make the new complex. [Pg.151]

A transient species has been detected in a 77 K, 365 nm solid-state photochemical study of the nitro nitrito linkage isomerization of [Co(NH3)5(N02)]Cla. This transient is postulated to involve a bidentate nitro-group in which a nitrogen and oxygen atom of the nitrite ion are co-ordinated to the cobalt(m). ... [Pg.159]

Fig. 3.18 Fully reversible nitro-nitrito linkage IsomerismLlnkage isomerism in a single crystal, in -N02-containing complex of Ni(II), [Ni(Et4dien)(i7 -0,0N)(ij -N02)]. Ni turquoise, N blue, O red) Et4dien = Af,Af,A, A -tetraethyldiethylenetriamine. Copyright John Wiley Sons 2011 [96]... Fig. 3.18 Fully reversible nitro-nitrito linkage IsomerismLlnkage isomerism in a single crystal, in -N02-containing complex of Ni(II), [Ni(Et4dien)(i7 -0,0N)(ij -N02)]. Ni turquoise, N blue, O red) Et4dien = Af,Af,A, A -tetraethyldiethylenetriamine. Copyright John Wiley Sons 2011 [96]...
Hatcher LE, Warren MR, Allan DR et al (2011) Metastable linkage isomerism in [Ni(Et4dien)(N02)2] a combined thermal and photocrystallographic structural Investigation of a nitro/nitrito interconversion. Angew Chem Int Ed 50 8371-8374... [Pg.147]

The reader is referred to Section 5.7.6.2 for discussion of nitrito to nitro linkage isomerization kinetics at rhodium(III). ... [Pg.183]

The nitrito-nitro linkage isomerization of [Co(NH3)5(ONO)] in liquid ammonia has been shown to proceed entirely by an intramolecular conjugate-base mechanism. The use of liquid ammonia as solvent allowed the separate determination of the pre-equilibrium constant Kqb (AH = 27 kJ moP A5 = -14 J moP ) and the rate constant fccB for the ratedetermining step = 78 kJ moP = 29 J moP ). [Pg.200]

Other more stable salts of this type, such as the substances [Co en2(ONO)2]R and [Co en2(N02)2]R, contain the (ONO) and the (N02) group respectively. The former are brick-red in colour, the latter are brown. The isomerism is due to these groups which arc distinguished as nitrito, (ONO), and nitro, (N02).2> 3... [Pg.22]


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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.463 , Pg.464 , Pg.920 ]




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