The reaction between [Fe2Ir2(CO)12]2- and diphenylacetylene in refluxing CH3CN yields the substituted cluster [Fe2Ir2(CO)10(PhC2Ph)]2 - (1). In the crystals, the four metal atoms define a butterfly arrangement whose Ir-Ir hinge is parallel to the acetylenic C2 unit. The neutral triangular cluster [FeIr2(CO)9(PhC2Ph)] (2) is obtained by the treatment of 1 with acids at room temperature; in this 48 valence electrons species, the C-C and the Ir-Ir bonds are also parallel, in the μ3 s(-) η∥2 coordination mode. The cluster [Fe2Rh(CO)10]- reacts with diphenylacetylene in refluxing THF yielding [Fe2Rh(CO)8(PhC2Ph)]- (3). In this 46 C.V.E.'s cluster, the C2 unit is perpendicular to the Fe-Fe edge, exemplifying the μ3 s(-) η⊥2 bonding mode. According to 13C NMR spectra, the structure of the three clusters is maintained in solution. Electrochemical investigations show that the one-electron oxidation of [Fe2Ir2(CO)10(L)]2- (L = 2CO, PhC2Ph) as well as the one-electron reduction of [Fe2Rh(CO)8(PhC2Ph)]- only generates the respective short lived products. © 2008 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

The reaction between [Fe2Ir2(CO)(12)](2) and diphenylacetylene in refluxing CH3CN yields the substituted cluster [Fe2Ir2(CO)(10)(PhC2Ph)](2) (1). In the crystals, the four metal atoms define a butterfly arrangement whose Ir-Ir hinge is parallel to the acetylenic C-2 unit. The neutral triangular cluster [FeIr2(CO)(9)(PhC2Ph)] (2) is obtained by the treatment of 1 with acids at room temperature; in this 48 valence electrons species, the C-C and the Ir-Ir bonds are also parallel, in the mu(3)-eta(2)(parallel to) coordination mode.The cluster [Fe2Rh(CO)(10)] reacts with diphenylacetylene in refluxing THF yielding [Fe2Rh(CO)(8)-(PhC2Ph)] (3). In this 46 C.V.E.'s cluster, the C-2 unit is perpendicular to the Fe-Fe edge, exemplifying the mu(3)-eta(2)(perpendicular to) bonding mode. According to C-13 NMR spectra, the structure of the three clusters is maintained in solution. Electrochemical investigations show that the one-electron oxidation of [Fe2Ir2(CO)(10)(L)](2) (L = 2CO, PhC2Ph) as well ...

DELLA PERGOLA, R., Garlaschelli, L., Manassero, C., Manassero, M., Sironi, A., Strumolo, D., et al. (2009). Fe-Rh and Fe-Ir clusters substituted by diphenylacetylene. INORGANICA CHIMICA ACTA, 362(2), 331-338 [10.1016/j.ica.2008.04.002].

Fe-Rh and Fe-Ir clusters substituted by diphenylacetylene

DELLA PERGOLA, ROBERTO;SIRONI, ANNALISA;
2009

Abstract

The reaction between [Fe2Ir2(CO)(12)](2) and diphenylacetylene in refluxing CH3CN yields the substituted cluster [Fe2Ir2(CO)(10)(PhC2Ph)](2) (1). In the crystals, the four metal atoms define a butterfly arrangement whose Ir-Ir hinge is parallel to the acetylenic C-2 unit. The neutral triangular cluster [FeIr2(CO)(9)(PhC2Ph)] (2) is obtained by the treatment of 1 with acids at room temperature; in this 48 valence electrons species, the C-C and the Ir-Ir bonds are also parallel, in the mu(3)-eta(2)(parallel to) coordination mode.The cluster [Fe2Rh(CO)(10)] reacts with diphenylacetylene in refluxing THF yielding [Fe2Rh(CO)(8)-(PhC2Ph)] (3). In this 46 C.V.E.'s cluster, the C-2 unit is perpendicular to the Fe-Fe edge, exemplifying the mu(3)-eta(2)(perpendicular to) bonding mode. According to C-13 NMR spectra, the structure of the three clusters is maintained in solution. Electrochemical investigations show that the one-electron oxidation of [Fe2Ir2(CO)(10)(L)](2) (L = 2CO, PhC2Ph) as well ...
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Alkyne ligands; Electrochemistry; Heterometallic clusters; Iridium; Iron; Rhodium;
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2009
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DELLA PERGOLA, R., Garlaschelli, L., Manassero, C., Manassero, M., Sironi, A., Strumolo, D., et al. (2009). Fe-Rh and Fe-Ir clusters substituted by diphenylacetylene. INORGANICA CHIMICA ACTA, 362(2), 331-338 [10.1016/j.ica.2008.04.002].
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