The synthesis and chemical behaviour of the new iron-rhodium anionic carbonyl clusters [Fe2Rh(CO)x]- ( x = 10 or 11) [FeRh4CO)15]2-, [Fe2Rh4(C0)16]2-, and [FeRh5(CO)16]- are reported. Low-temperature multinuclear n.m.r. studies (l3C, 13C-(103Rh}, and l03Rh) on the penta- and hexa-nuclear clusters allow their structures in solution to be unambiguously established and their fluxional behaviour has been investigated through variable-temperature measurements. None shows rearrangement of the metal polyhedron.

Ceriotti, A., Longoni, G., DELLA PERGOLA, R., Heaton, B., Smith, D. (1983). BIMETALLIC IRON-RHODIUM ANIONIC CARBONYL CLUSTERS - [FE2RH(CO)X]-(X=10 OR 11), [FERH4(CO)15]2-, [FE2RH4(CO)16]2-, AND [FERH5(CO)16]-. JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY DALTON TRANSACTIONS(7), 1433-1440 [10.1039/dt9830001433].

BIMETALLIC IRON-RHODIUM ANIONIC CARBONYL CLUSTERS - [FE2RH(CO)X]-(X=10 OR 11), [FERH4(CO)15]2-, [FE2RH4(CO)16]2-, AND [FERH5(CO)16]-

DELLA PERGOLA, ROBERTO;
1983

Abstract

The synthesis and chemical behaviour of the new iron-rhodium anionic carbonyl clusters [Fe2Rh(CO)x]- ( x = 10 or 11) [FeRh4CO)15]2-, [Fe2Rh4(C0)16]2-, and [FeRh5(CO)16]- are reported. Low-temperature multinuclear n.m.r. studies (l3C, 13C-(103Rh}, and l03Rh) on the penta- and hexa-nuclear clusters allow their structures in solution to be unambiguously established and their fluxional behaviour has been investigated through variable-temperature measurements. None shows rearrangement of the metal polyhedron.
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iron; rhodium; heterometallic cluster 13C-NMR; 103Rh-NMR; fluxional behaviour
English
1983
7
1433
1440
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Ceriotti, A., Longoni, G., DELLA PERGOLA, R., Heaton, B., Smith, D. (1983). BIMETALLIC IRON-RHODIUM ANIONIC CARBONYL CLUSTERS - [FE2RH(CO)X]-(X=10 OR 11), [FERH4(CO)15]2-, [FE2RH4(CO)16]2-, AND [FERH5(CO)16]-. JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY DALTON TRANSACTIONS(7), 1433-1440 [10.1039/dt9830001433].
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