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Chromium, molybdenum and tungsten carbonyl derivatives of distibinomethane ligands
Hill, Angela M.,Holmes, Nicholas J.,Genge, Anthony R. J.,Levason, William,Webster, Michael,Rutschow, Synke
, p. 825 - 832 (2007/10/03)
Substituted Group 6 carbonyl complexes of the distibinomethane ligands Ph2SbCH2SbPh2 (dpsm) and Me2SbCH2SbMe2 (dmsm) of types [M(CO)5(η1-dpsm)] (M = Cr, Mo or W), [(OC)5M(μ-dpsm)M(CO)5] (M ≠ Mo), [(OC)5M(μ-dmsm)M(CO)5], [(OC)4M(μ-dpsm)2M(CO)4], [(OC)4M(μ-dmsm)2M(CO)4] and fac-[M(CO)3(η1-dpsm)3] have been isolated and characterised by chemical analysis, IR, NMR (1H, 13C-{1H}, 95Mo) spectroscopy and FAB mass spectrometry. The crystal structures of [W(CO)5(dpsm)], [{W(CO)5}2(dpsm)], [{W(CO)4(dpsm)}2] and [{W(CO)4(dmsm)}2] have been determined. Complexes of η1-dmsm have been observed but are too unstable to isolate in a pure state. Both the ligands function as monodentate or bridging bidentates in the complexes characterised, but no examples with chelated distibinomethanes have been prepared. Comparisons are drawn with complexes of related diphosphine ligands.
Transition Metal Complexes of Unstable Ylides, IX. On the Reactivity of Pentacarbonyl(dimethyloxosulfoniomethanide)chromium(0) towards Organoelementmethyl-diphenylphosphines RnECH2PPh2 (ERn = Ph2Sb, MeS, PhS) and towards (RnE)2CH2 (RnE = Ph2Sb, MeS)
Weber, Lothar,Wewers, Dietmar,Luecke, Ewald
, p. 968 - 974 (2007/10/02)
Treatment of the sulfur ylide complex (CO)5Cr (1) with the bifunctional phosphines Ph2PCH2ERn (ERn = SMe, SPh, SePh) lead to pentacarbonylchromium phosphorus ylide complexes (CO)5CrCH2PPh2CH2ERn.Only the S-methyl derivate could be converted to the metallocycle (ERn = SMe) by UV-irradiation.The ylide chelate complex is formed directly by the thermal reaction of Ph2PCH2SbPh2 with 1.No ylide complexes result from the reaction of 1 with (Ph2Sb)2CH2 and (MeS)2CH2.The only products identified were (CO)5Cr and 2CH2, r espectively. - Keywords: Sulfur Ylide Complex, Bifunctional Phosphines, Photochemical Cyclization
