2013
DOI: 10.1134/s0036023613020083
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Nitrosoruthenium nitrite-nitrate complexes in aqueous and nitric acid solutions as probed by 15N NMR

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“…The previous small peaks become more significant. The spectral changes 3 and 7 d after the preparation of the solution confirm the occurrence of the nitro–nitrosyl conversion, and the reaction is still ongoing after 3 d. The reaction is accompanied by the shift of the nitro peak toward a range that is usual for coordinated nitro ligands in ruthenium–nitrosyl complexes , , . The presence of the free nitrite anion is revealed by a small peak at δ = 232.5 ppm; the intensities increase significantly for the peaks of the nitrosyl ligand at δ = –35.8 ppm and the ammine ligand in a trans ON–Ru–NH 3 arrangement at δ = –374.5 ppm.…”
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“…The previous small peaks become more significant. The spectral changes 3 and 7 d after the preparation of the solution confirm the occurrence of the nitro–nitrosyl conversion, and the reaction is still ongoing after 3 d. The reaction is accompanied by the shift of the nitro peak toward a range that is usual for coordinated nitro ligands in ruthenium–nitrosyl complexes , , . The presence of the free nitrite anion is revealed by a small peak at δ = 232.5 ppm; the intensities increase significantly for the peaks of the nitrosyl ligand at δ = –35.8 ppm and the ammine ligand in a trans ON–Ru–NH 3 arrangement at δ = –374.5 ppm.…”
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confidence: 69%
“…The cis ‐dinitro and mononitro complexes are stable in acidic media . On this basis, we can assume a two‐step process for the formation of 3 [Reactions and ]: [ normalR normalu normalN normalO false( normalN H 3 false) 3 false( normalN O 2 false) 3 ] + 2 H + [ normalR normalu normalN normalO false( normalN H 3 false) 3 false( normalN O 2 false) 2 ] + + H 2 normalO 3 [ normalR normalu normalN normalO false( normalN H 3 false) 3 false( normalN O 2 false) 2 ] + + 4 H + + 6 C l 3 [ normalR normalu normalN normalO false( normalN H 3 false) 3 normalC l 2 ] + + 2 H 2 normalO + 4 normalN normalO + 2 N O 3 …”
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“…This is logical since the donor atom in both ligands is nitrogen and both ligands have the same charge. The line belonging to the coordinated nitrate was observed in the range from –9.4 to –14.1 ppm in 14 N and 15 N NMR studies , , . However, the coordinated nitrate‐anion in the compound 1 shows up as the line at –21.8 ppm being shifted to the strong field.…”
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“…In case of another popular class of starting nitrosyl complexes, nitrocomplexes, the cleavage of Ru/nitro bond occurs in the strongly acidic conditions, with heating, or in the presence of denitrification agents . We suggest nitrate complexes with low binding constants, as starting complexes for the design of nitrosyl ruthenium complexes with N ‐coordinated ligands. Substitution reactions of the coordinated nitrate‐anions should occur at mild conditions.…”
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confidence: 98%