1996
DOI: 10.1021/om950947n
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Preparation and Properties of a Closo Nitride Cluster, the Cubane [(η-C5Me5)V(μ3-N)]4

Abstract: Reduction of [(η-C5Me5)VCl(μ-N)]2 with sodium amalgam in toluene gave the diamagnetic cubane [(η-C5Me5)V(μ3-N)]4, which was characterized by spectroscopy, chemical analysis, and X-ray crystallography. The cluster has short V-V and V-N distances (2.674(8) and 1.87(2) Å, respectively), indicative of a strong V-N bond. It can be reversibly reduced electrochemically to {[(η-C5Me5)V(μ3-N)]4}-.

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“…The magnitude of the differences between the wavenumbers of the original absorptions assigned to the V≡N stretching frequencies of 3 and 4 and those of the new absorptions appearing in the spectra of the samples containing 3a and 4a are consistent with the difference in the reduced masses of the two atom pairs (i.e. V≡ 14 N and V≡ 15 N). These results thus serve to confirm the V≡N stretching frequencies in 3 and 4 as 945 and 955 cm -1 , respectively.…”
Section: V≡n Stretching Frequencies Of 3 Andsupporting
confidence: 53%
“…The magnitude of the differences between the wavenumbers of the original absorptions assigned to the V≡N stretching frequencies of 3 and 4 and those of the new absorptions appearing in the spectra of the samples containing 3a and 4a are consistent with the difference in the reduced masses of the two atom pairs (i.e. V≡ 14 N and V≡ 15 N). These results thus serve to confirm the V≡N stretching frequencies in 3 and 4 as 945 and 955 cm -1 , respectively.…”
Section: V≡n Stretching Frequencies Of 3 Andsupporting
confidence: 53%
“…[42] The T-shaped arrangement has been described in several complexes containing metal-metal bonds, [4,43] but also in the pentanuclear tantalum complex [{Ta(CH2tBu)2}5(-N)2(3-N)3] [25] (B) or the heterometallic titanium-sodium derivative [{Ti(iPrtren)}2(3-N)Na(thf)] (iPrtren = N(CH2CH2NiPr2)3) [44] . Lastly, the pyramidal geometry has been found in early transition metal complexes such as the trinuclear derivative [{TiCp*(-NH)}3(3-N)] [45] (C) or the cube-type tetranuclear species [(MCp*)4(3-N)4] (M = Ti (D), [46] V [47] ), as well as in the Group 8 clusters [(RuCp*)3(3- 1 : 3 : 1 -CHC6H4)(-H)(3-N)] [48] and [Fe3( tbs L)(3-N)] -( tbs L = 1,3,5-C6H9(NHPh-o-NSitBuMe2)3) [49] . Scheme 3.…”
Section: Structure and Bonding Modesmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Complexes 01 (Figure c) to 03 have (V 2 ) 4+ cores with R MM values ranging from 2.399 to 2.563 Å (Berno and Gambarotta, Howard and co-workers, Haddad et al) while structure 04 has a short V–V distance of 2.324 Å (Buijink). The cluster 05 has a cubanelike center with four vanadium atoms, each pair separated by 2.674 Å (Abernethy), while structure 06 has a bridging azide ligand and an R MM value of 2.563 Å ), and R MM values ranging from 2.640 to 2.857 Å, which are longer than those in this list with imido or nitrido ligands.…”
Section: Vanadium–vanadium Bondsmentioning
confidence: 97%