1998
DOI: 10.1021/om980297y
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Cluster Compounds Bearing both High- and Low-Valent Transition Metal Fragments:  The Reactions of Imido Carbonyl Cluster Ru3(CO)103-NPh) with Dioxo Acetylide Complexes (C5Me5)W(O)2(CCR), R = Ph and CMeCH2

Abstract: Heterobimetallic compounds (C 5 Me 5 )W(O)(µ-O)Ru 3 (µ 3 -NPh)(CCR)(CO) 8 , R ) Ph and CMed CH 2 (1a and 1b), which contain the high oxidation state dioxo tungsten fragment and the low-valent ruthenium carbonyl unit, were obtained from the reaction of Ru 3 (µ 3 -NPh)(CO) 10 with (C 5 Me 5 )W(O) 2 (CCR), R ) Ph and CMedCH 2 . These complexes consist of an open triangular Ru 3 core with the dioxo tungsten unit coordinated to the central Ru atom via a WdOfRu dative interaction. Conversion to the pentametallic com… Show more

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“…Our particular focus has been on molybdenum/tungsten−iridium clusters, reactions with alkynes having afforded products involving alkyne coordination, dimerization, or C⋮C scission, generally in good to excellent yields, although there are no reports of reactions between these “very mixed” metal clusters and ethyndiyl or butadiyndiyl reagents, and only one study of metal alkynyl complex reactivity toward tungsten−iridium clusters 4a. (Note, however, that reactions of metal alkynyl complexes with metal clusters have afforded many examples of cluster expansion …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our particular focus has been on molybdenum/tungsten−iridium clusters, reactions with alkynes having afforded products involving alkyne coordination, dimerization, or C⋮C scission, generally in good to excellent yields, although there are no reports of reactions between these “very mixed” metal clusters and ethyndiyl or butadiyndiyl reagents, and only one study of metal alkynyl complex reactivity toward tungsten−iridium clusters 4a. (Note, however, that reactions of metal alkynyl complexes with metal clusters have afforded many examples of cluster expansion …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%