2014
DOI: 10.1039/c3dt52703d
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Nitrite complexes of the rare earth elements

Abstract: The coordination chemistry of the nitrite anion has been investigated with rare earth elements, and the resulting complexes were structurally characterized. Among them, the first homoleptic examples of nitrite complexes of samarium, ytterbium and yttrium are described. The coordination behavior of the nitrite ion is directly controlled by the ionic radius of the metal cation. While the nitrito ligand is stable in the coordination sphere of cerium(iii), it is readily reduced by SmI2.

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“…The Nd–C carbene bond length of 2.686 Å falls in the range published in the literature. ,, The C carbene –Nd–C carbene bond angle is 91.05°, and the two NHC ligands are bent to half a circle as a force of the coordination of two oxygens to lithium. The Nd–O bond lengths are around 2.28 Å, which falls in the range published in the literature . The Li–O(Ar) bond lengths are around 2.23–2.24 Å, longer than that reported (Li–O 1.93 Å), and the Li–O(THF) bond length is 1.88 Å.…”
Section: Results and Discussionsupporting
confidence: 55%
“…The Nd–C carbene bond length of 2.686 Å falls in the range published in the literature. ,, The C carbene –Nd–C carbene bond angle is 91.05°, and the two NHC ligands are bent to half a circle as a force of the coordination of two oxygens to lithium. The Nd–O bond lengths are around 2.28 Å, which falls in the range published in the literature . The Li–O(Ar) bond lengths are around 2.23–2.24 Å, longer than that reported (Li–O 1.93 Å), and the Li–O(THF) bond length is 1.88 Å.…”
Section: Results and Discussionsupporting
confidence: 55%
“…Owing to the substitutional disorder, atoms O8, O9, O13, and O19 were attributed to both The in situ generation of nitrite from nitrate can be assumed under the highly acidic solvo-/hydrothermal conditions (Figure S5). 27,44 The other partially occupied di-nitro-BPDC 2− exhibits similar substitutional disorder but with water molecules, leading to the possibility for atoms O10, O25, O28, and O34 to be from both carboxyl groups, i.e. O25−C28−O28 and O10−C41−O34, and four independent water molecules.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%