NO disproportionation by a {RhNO}9 pincer-type complex
The reactivity of the {RhNO}9 complex [Rh(PCPtBu)(NO)] (1) with NO was studied. A disproportionation reaction takes place in which N2O is released quantitatively, while the complex Rh(PCPtBu)(NO)(NO2) (2), with coordinated nitrite, is formed. The new complex 2 was fully characterized by multinuclear...
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todo:paper_14779226_v46_n48_p16878_Gaviglio2023-10-03T16:19:20Z NO disproportionation by a {RhNO}9 pincer-type complex Gaviglio, C. Pellegrino, J. Milstein, D. Doctorovich, F. Coordination reactions Infrared imaging Ligands Rhodium X ray diffraction Apical positions DFT calculation Dinitrosyl complex Disproportionation reactions Disproportionations Infrared spectroscopic Multinuclear NMR Square-pyramidal geometry Rhodium compounds The reactivity of the {RhNO}9 complex [Rh(PCPtBu)(NO)] (1) with NO was studied. A disproportionation reaction takes place in which N2O is released quantitatively, while the complex Rh(PCPtBu)(NO)(NO2) (2), with coordinated nitrite, is formed. The new complex 2 was fully characterized by multinuclear NMR techniques, IR and X-ray diffraction. The X-ray structure reveals a square pyramidal geometry with an N-bound nitro ligand trans to the Cipso of the PCP ligand and a bent nitrosyl ligand in the apical position. IR measurement of released N2O confirms that one equivalent forms for each molecule of 1. Infrared spectroscopic experiments with 1-15NO and 14NO suggest that the reaction occurs through the intermediacy of a dinitrosyl complex. In addition, DFT calculations were performed to provide more evidence on the structure of the intermediates and to support the observed reactivity. © 2017 The Royal Society of Chemistry. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_14779226_v46_n48_p16878_Gaviglio |
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Coordination reactions Infrared imaging Ligands Rhodium X ray diffraction Apical positions DFT calculation Dinitrosyl complex Disproportionation reactions Disproportionations Infrared spectroscopic Multinuclear NMR Square-pyramidal geometry Rhodium compounds |
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Coordination reactions Infrared imaging Ligands Rhodium X ray diffraction Apical positions DFT calculation Dinitrosyl complex Disproportionation reactions Disproportionations Infrared spectroscopic Multinuclear NMR Square-pyramidal geometry Rhodium compounds Gaviglio, C. Pellegrino, J. Milstein, D. Doctorovich, F. NO disproportionation by a {RhNO}9 pincer-type complex |
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Coordination reactions Infrared imaging Ligands Rhodium X ray diffraction Apical positions DFT calculation Dinitrosyl complex Disproportionation reactions Disproportionations Infrared spectroscopic Multinuclear NMR Square-pyramidal geometry Rhodium compounds |
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The reactivity of the {RhNO}9 complex [Rh(PCPtBu)(NO)] (1) with NO was studied. A disproportionation reaction takes place in which N2O is released quantitatively, while the complex Rh(PCPtBu)(NO)(NO2) (2), with coordinated nitrite, is formed. The new complex 2 was fully characterized by multinuclear NMR techniques, IR and X-ray diffraction. The X-ray structure reveals a square pyramidal geometry with an N-bound nitro ligand trans to the Cipso of the PCP ligand and a bent nitrosyl ligand in the apical position. IR measurement of released N2O confirms that one equivalent forms for each molecule of 1. Infrared spectroscopic experiments with 1-15NO and 14NO suggest that the reaction occurs through the intermediacy of a dinitrosyl complex. In addition, DFT calculations were performed to provide more evidence on the structure of the intermediates and to support the observed reactivity. © 2017 The Royal Society of Chemistry. |
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Gaviglio, C. Pellegrino, J. Milstein, D. Doctorovich, F. |
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NO disproportionation by a {RhNO}9 pincer-type complex |
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NO disproportionation by a {RhNO}9 pincer-type complex |
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NO disproportionation by a {RhNO}9 pincer-type complex |
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NO disproportionation by a {RhNO}9 pincer-type complex |
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NO disproportionation by a {RhNO}9 pincer-type complex |
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no disproportionation by a {rhno}9 pincer-type complex |
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