1984
DOI: 10.1021/ic00194a034
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Electronic structure and spectroscopic properties of chromium(V), molybdenum(VI) and niobium(V) tetraperoxides

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“…Finally, both a large disruption of ligand T and T * levels and a shift towards lower energies of all the valence levels have been recently found in a series of tetraperoxo metal complexes to be possible indicators as to an enhanced reactivity of the system (24). 'The present results suggest that this statement could also apply to organometallic complexes with arene or condensed arene ligands.…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 66%
“…Finally, both a large disruption of ligand T and T * levels and a shift towards lower energies of all the valence levels have been recently found in a series of tetraperoxo metal complexes to be possible indicators as to an enhanced reactivity of the system (24). 'The present results suggest that this statement could also apply to organometallic complexes with arene or condensed arene ligands.…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 66%
“…The medium to strong bands at approximately 985, 836, 818, 781, 675, 590, 523, and 446 cm −1 for 1a, 955, 832, 797, 674, 585, 529, and 441 cm −1 for 2a are ascribed to the antisymmetric stretching vibrations of the terminal TaO bonds and the TaOTa bridges, respectively. The two obvious differences in IR spectra of 1a, 2a and Ta 6 are the appearance of bands at 850 cm −1 and strong intensity peaks in the regions 1200−1000 cm −1 (Figure 6), which originate from the peroxo group and PO bond, 48,49 respectively. This agrees well with the solid-state structure.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This η 2 -peroxo-containing distorted pentagonal bipyramidal coordination polyhedron is seen for the metal centers in only one other conventional (highly condensed) polyoxoanion, the β 3 -[(Co II O 4 )W 11 O 31 (O 2 ) 4 ] 10- complex of Baker and co-workers. , None of the other structurally characterized polyperoxotungstates or polyperoxomolybdates have a conventional polyoxometalate structure. , The average O p −O p distance in 1 (1.43 Å) is slightly shorter than that for noncoordinated O 2 2- (1.49 Å) and is mainly attributed to the decrease in repulsion between the lone electron pairs on each oxygen in O 2 2- . The average Nb−O p distance of 1.93 Å is 0.1 Å shorter than that in the monomeric tetraperoxo niobium complex, [Nb(O 2 ) 4 ] 3- , , while the average O p −Nb−O p angle of 43.7° is close to that in [Nb(O 2 ) 4 ] 3- (43.3°). The relative orientations of the NbO 2 units at the belt positions is noteworthy; two of them (Nb8,O19,O20 and Nb14,O51,O52) lie in the plane defined by the W 4 Nb 2 belts, while the other two (Nb9,O21,O22 and Nb15,O53,O54) lie perpendicular.…”
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