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Pyrazole group

Recently, the pyrazole group containing bisphenols have been synthesized from activated aromatic dihalides and 3,5-bis (4-hydroxy phenyl)-4-phenyl pyrazole or 3,5-bis(4-hydroxy phenyl)-1,4-diphenyl pyrazole. A novel synthesis of imido aryl containing bisphenols has been reported [32]. N-substituted l,4-bis(4-hydroxy phenyl)-2,3-naphthalimides were prepared from phenolphthalein and copolymerized with aromatic sulfone or ketone difluorides to obtain the poly(imidoaryl ether) sulfones/ ketones. [Pg.37]

Tri- and tetraaza macrocycles A-functionalized with imidazole and pyrazole groups have been coordinated to zinc. The zinc complexes of functionalized 1,5,9-trizacyclododecane and 1,4,8, 11-tetraazacyclododecane have been synthesized, (76) and (77).680-685 The formation constants with the mono-armed 1,5,9-triazacyclododecane were calculated and found to be higher than for the non-functionalized macrocycle and coordination was demonstrated to be through four nitrogen... [Pg.1206]

The 12-membered tetraaza-macrocyclic ligand with four pendant pyrazole groups, L6, was synthesized by the reaction of l-(hydroxy-methyDpyrazole with 1,4,7,10-tetraazacyclododecane in MeCN. The Ni(II) complex [NiLe]I2 formed a distorted octahedral structure with... [Pg.104]

The two platinum complexes 478 and 479 are less fluxional, the pzTp complex 478 being stereochemically rigid below 110 °C, above which it becomes unstable in solution, while for the Tp analogue 479 equivalence of the pyrazole groups is achieved at 85 °C. This equilibration slows at ambient temperature, but poor solubility below 10 °C precluded acquisition of limiting spectra. [Pg.166]

The formulation of 379+, 515+, and 516+ as 5-coorinate silyldihydrides was established on the basis of a single crystal X-ray diffraction study of 379+ (Figure 7)127 and characteristic spectroscopic data, viz. 1H NMR resonances associated with (i) the NH of the protonated pyrazole group (9-10 ppm) and (ii) a discrete terminal hydride (—15 to —17 ppm) that... [Pg.182]

This latter formulation may give access to metal derivatives in which such a di(l-pyrazolyl)borate unit rves as a chiral ligand, i.e., by employing a C-substituted pyrazole as donor molecule. There exists only one report in the literature on forming poly(l-pyrazolyl)borate ions containing two different pyrazole groups, which were obtained in quite laborious manner... [Pg.7]

The presence of the bridging pyrazolate group seems to be an essential requirement in order to stabilize the methoxobridges. [Pg.193]

Scheme 11. Neutral and cationic ruthenium complexes containing unidentate pyrazolate groups have been obtained by using the dinuclear complex Ru(/>-cymeme)CI, ((i-CI)] or the /3-diketon-ato complex Ru(/>-cymene)(acac)Cl] as starting materials. Adapted from (7).]... Scheme 11. Neutral and cationic ruthenium complexes containing unidentate pyrazolate groups have been obtained by using the dinuclear complex Ru(/>-cymeme)CI, ((i-CI)] or the /3-diketon-ato complex Ru(/>-cymene)(acac)Cl] as starting materials. Adapted from (7).]...
This compound was readily prepared from [U(C5H5)3C1] and Na(pz). The U —N distances are 2.40 and 2.36 A. The reason for such a 0.04-A difference appeared unclear. The molecular structure consists of discrete U(CsH5)3(pz) molecules in which the U lv ion is coordinated by three 7j5-(C5Hn) rings and by the two nitrogens of the pyrazolate group (Fig. 15). [Pg.216]

Transition metal complexes containing the pyrazolate group as anionic noncoordinating ligand, although rare, have been reported (5). They are undoubtedly of lesser importance and will not be further discussed. [Pg.218]


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