Technetium sulfur ligands

A. Organometallic Complexes Halide Complexes and Clusters Complexes with Nitrogen Ligands Phosphine, Arsine, and Related Complexes Complexes with Sulfur Ligands Nitrosyl and Thionitrosyl Complexes Technetium(III)... 

Reported rhenium complexes possess one [70-74], two [75], and three [75] dithiocarboxylato ligands coordinated to the one rhenium atom to form a high coordination state, as in the case of the technetium complex [76]. One of these complexes 29 is synthesized from Re(VII)S4 and (PhCSS)2 (Fig. 10) [72]. An internal redox reaction occurs and Re( VII) is reduced to Re(III) in the synthetic process. Addition of sulfur-abstracting reagents, Ph3P or Et4NCN, produces the heptacoordinate complex 30 with the neutral capped octahedron structure or... 

Thiourea acts as a mild reductant (E° = 0.427 V) for transition metal complexes and is oxidized to formamidine disulfide. Thiourea is an excellent ligand for many metal ions, especially for those of the platinum metals.88 Therefore, in most of its redox reactions, thiourea acts simultaneously as a reductant and as a ligand. For example, OSO4 reacts with thiourea in sulfuric acid to form [Osfthiole] and formamidine disulfide.89 Addition of [NH4][Tc04] to a solution of thiourea in a mixture of ethanol and hydrochloric acid results in the formation of the homoleptic thiourea complex of technetium(in), [Tc(thio)6] ". An X-ray structure study of the isolated product, [Tc(thio)6]Cl3-4H20, has shown that the six thiourea ligands are S-bonded to the metal. 

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