1975
DOI: 10.1007/bf00747124
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Electron-diffraction investigation of 1,6-dicarbaclosohexaborane (6)

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“…We are aware of only one other gas phase measurement of an aluminumhydrogen bond length. An electron diffraction study of H3A1-[N(CH3)3]2, the 2:1 adduct of trimethylamine and alane, reports z'hai = 1.53(3) Á 46 In the solid state, an X-ray crystal structure of [H3Al(NMe2CH2Ph)]2 finds aluminum-hydrogen bond lengths of 1.54(3) and 1.57(3) Á. 47 It is interesting that the ab initio study at the DZP CCSD level computes rAm = 1.568 Á in A1H3 and z*Aih = 1.585 Á in H3A1NH3.21 This calculated increase of 0.017 A upon complexation of A1H3 in H3A1NH3 is similar to the observed approximately 0.02 Á increase in the boron-hydrogen bond distance for complexation of BH3 in both H3-BNH3 and H3BN(CH3)3 noted above.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…We are aware of only one other gas phase measurement of an aluminumhydrogen bond length. An electron diffraction study of H3A1-[N(CH3)3]2, the 2:1 adduct of trimethylamine and alane, reports z'hai = 1.53(3) Á 46 In the solid state, an X-ray crystal structure of [H3Al(NMe2CH2Ph)]2 finds aluminum-hydrogen bond lengths of 1.54(3) and 1.57(3) Á. 47 It is interesting that the ab initio study at the DZP CCSD level computes rAm = 1.568 Á in A1H3 and z*Aih = 1.585 Á in H3A1NH3.21 This calculated increase of 0.017 A upon complexation of A1H3 in H3A1NH3 is similar to the observed approximately 0.02 Á increase in the boron-hydrogen bond distance for complexation of BH3 in both H3-BNH3 and H3BN(CH3)3 noted above.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This picture also helps to explain the finding that so far no pKb-value could be measured for the triaziridines 1, 3, and 5 under ordinary conditions*) suggesting a rather low basicity of these compounds. It is also consistent with *) Titration with aqueous HCI (c = 0.1 mol/l) in EtOH/H,O 1 : 1. geometry calculations on 3-methyldiaziridine obtained from electron-diffraction data [14], which show that the H-atoms at the N-and C-atoms are located at quite different angles with respect to the plane of the ring:…”
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