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Preparation and 51V NMR characteristics of oxovanadium(V) compounds. Relation between metal shielding and ligand electronegativity
Priebsch, Wolfgang,Rehder, Dieter
, p. 3058 - 3062 (2008/10/08)
The light-sensitive vanadyl compounds VOCl2(O-t-Bu), VOCl3-n(NEt2)n and VOF3-n(O-i-Pr)n (n = 1, 2), VO(S-i-Pr)(O-i-Pr)2, and VOCl3·xNHEt2 have been prepared and investigated. Mixtures of VOCl3-n(O-i-Pr)n and LiNEt2 are shown to generate multicomponent systems containing, inter alia, VO(NEt2)(O-i-Pr)2, VO(NEt2)2(O-i-Pr), and Li[VO(NEt2)(O-i-Pr)3]. Solutions of VOCl3, VOF3, or VOCl3/VOF3 in THF likely contain associated species composed of {VOX3(X′)-} subunits with one of the substituents (X′) labilized and interchangeable. 1J(51V-14N) coupling constants have been observed for VO(NEt2)Z2 (1/1/1 triplets: Z = Cl, 55 Hz; Z = O-i-Pr, 110 Hz) and [VO(NEt2)(O-i-Pr)3]- (116 Hz) and 1J(51V-19F) has been found for VOF3/Me2SO (binominal quintet; 85 Hz). Linear progressions exist between δ(51V) and substituent (Z) parameters such as the electronegativity χ, Pearson's hardness parameter, and Taft's electronic and steric constants for both the [VOF40-nCln]- and VOZ3 series. The shielding/χ correlations are rationalized on the basis of recently reported PE spectra and SCF-Xα calculations on VOCl3 and VOF3.