2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.jorganchem.2023.122706
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Oxidative addition of halogens to a Dineophylplatinum(II) Complex: Halogen complexes and fluxional Platinum(IV) complexes

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“…However, after conversion to 3a , the analogue proton shifted to 9.64 ppm with 3 J PtH 2 = 37.1 Hz. This increase in the coupling constant is consistent with the conversion of Pt­(IV) to Pt­(II). Our signal assignments of H 2 can be verified by the 1 H­{ 195 Pt}­NMR spectrum of 3a , which does not show Pt satellites (Figure S21). It is worth noting that the 3 J PtH 2 values are comparable to those reported for the same H atoms in other κ 1 N-HC ∧ N platinum­(II) complexes. ,, …”
Section: Results and Discussionsupporting
confidence: 76%
“…However, after conversion to 3a , the analogue proton shifted to 9.64 ppm with 3 J PtH 2 = 37.1 Hz. This increase in the coupling constant is consistent with the conversion of Pt­(IV) to Pt­(II). Our signal assignments of H 2 can be verified by the 1 H­{ 195 Pt}­NMR spectrum of 3a , which does not show Pt satellites (Figure S21). It is worth noting that the 3 J PtH 2 values are comparable to those reported for the same H atoms in other κ 1 N-HC ∧ N platinum­(II) complexes. ,, …”
Section: Results and Discussionsupporting
confidence: 76%