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Co-ordination of (o-Aminophenyl)diphenylphosphine in Complexes containing the V=O>3+ (M = Te or Re) Core
Refosco, Fiorenzo,Tisato, Francesco,Bandoli, Giuliano,Bolzati, Christina,Dolmella, Alessandro,et al.
, p. 605 - 618 (2007/10/02)
Reduction-substitution reactions of - with (o-aminophenyl)diphenylphosphine (HL) at a strictly controlled stoichiometric metal/ligand ratio gave neutral oxotechnetium(V) complexes of the type (R = Me 1 or Et 2).Analogous species (R = H 3, Me 4, Et 5, Pr 6, Bu 7, C2H4OH 8, C3H6OH 9, Ph 10 or OCMe 11) are instead produced via ligand-exchange reactions in basic media starting from -.Compounds 1-11 are referred to as 'equatorial' because the co-ordination of both bidentate L- chelates occurs symmetrically in the equatorial plane orthogonal to the M=O moiety, with a mutual cis-phosphorus configuration.The site trans to the oxo group is always occupied by an oxygen-containing monodentate ligand the co-ordination of which determines the stability of this class of octahedral complexes.Nevertheless the -OR group is easily exchangeable with other nucleophiles available in the reaction mixture by the mass effect and/or donor ability of the incoming ligand.The crystal structures of complexes 1 and 5 have been determined: 1, monoclinic, space group P21/c, Z = 4, a = 12.156(3), b = 26.005(6), c = 10.953(2) Angstroem, β = 102.49(2) deg, R' 0.0611 using 1766 observed reflections; Tc-O(1) 1.700(8), Tc-O(2) 1.999(8), Tc-P 2.511(3) and 2.503(4), Tc-N 1.972(10) and 1.976(8) Angstroem; O(1)-Tc-N 105.8(4) and 103.6(4), O(1)-Tc-P 88.1(3) and 88.9(2), O(1)-Tc-O(2) 158.3(3) deg; 5, monoclinic, space group P21/c, Z = 4, a = 12.056(3), b = 26.303(6), c = 11.005(3) Angstroem, β = 102.32(2) deg, R' 0.0614 using 4752 observed reflections; Re-O(1) 1.692(7), Re-O(2) 2.004(7), Re-P 2.495(2) and 2.493(3), Re-N 1.990(8) and 2.003(7) Angstroem; O(1)-Re-N 104.6(3) and 102.6(3), O(1)-Re-P 89.1(2) and 88.8(2), O(1)-Re-O(2) 160.8(3) deg.By treatment of solutions with HX (X = halide), further reduction to lower-oxidation-state species occurs when M = Tc, while another class of stable and neutral oxo complexes, termed 'twisted', is produced when M = Re.Two mutually orthogonal L- chelates co-ordinate the metal while still preserving the cis-phosphorus configuration, one ligand bridging an equatorial and an apical position (with the phosphinoamido nitrogen trans to the Re-O linkage) and the other two equatorial positions.The equatorial plane is completed by a halide atom.The chloro derivative exhibits two crystalline forms, α (12) and β (13), the crystal structures of which have been determined: 12, monoclinic, space group P21/n, Z = 4, a = 9.594(1), b = 18.565(4), c = 17.656(2) Angstroem, β = 91.00(1) deg, R' 0.0477 using 2979 observed reflections; Re-O 1.767(7), Re-Cl 2.436(3), Re-P(1) 2.429(3), Re-P(2) 2.479(3), Re-N(1) 1.986(9), Re-N(2) 2.029(8) Angstroem; O-Re-N(2) 162.8(3), O-Re-N(1) 108.6(3) deg; 13, orthorhombic, space group P212121, Z = 4, a = 10.196(5), b = 14.047(6), c = 21.987(8) Angstroem, R' 0.0671 using 2501 observed reflections; Re-O 1.69(1), Re-Cl 2.422(6), Re-P(1) 2.434(5), Re-P(2) 2.476(5), Re-N(1) 2.01(1), Re-N(2) 2.04(1) Angstroem.O-Re-N(2) 162.7(6), O-Re-N(1) ...
