2003
DOI: 10.1002/zaac.200300264
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Synthese, Eigenschaften und Molekülstrukturen der 2, 3, 4, 5‐ Tetraethylphospholide der Alkalimetalle Natrium, Kalium, Rubidium und Caesium sowie die Metathesereaktion des Kalium‐Derivates mit Zinn(II)‐chlorid und Gallium(III)‐chlorid

Abstract: Die Reduktion der Chlor‐2, 3, 4, 5‐tetraethylphosphole mit Natrium, Kalium, Rubidium und Caesium in THF oder 1, 2‐Dimethoxyethan (DME) führt in guten Ausbeuten nach dem Umkristallisieren aus einer DME Lösung zu den Alkalimetall‐2, 3, 4, 5‐tetraethylphospholiden (DME)Na(PC4Et4) (1), K(PC4Et4) (2), (DME)Rb(PC4Et4) (3) und (DME)Cs(PC4Et4) (4). Wenn die Abtrennung des bei der Darstellung des Chlor‐2, 3, 4, 5‐tetraethylphosphols anfallenden Zirconocendichlorids nicht restlos gelingt, fällt bei dieser Reduktionsreak… Show more

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“…These bond lengths can be compared with the P–Sn bond length of 2.663(1) Å in the three-membered cycle A . They lie in the range of published P–Sn bond lengths and belong to the group of longer distances. In compound 3 we find a much shorter contact between the P atom and the Sn(II) atom, Sn–P = 2.7489(4) Å, in comparison to the ortho -Sn(IV)-substituted phosphinophenyl molecule D (Chart ), Sn–P = 3.125(4) Å. ,, Therefore, the angles at the carbon atoms inside the four-membered ring (Sn–P–C–C) are smaller in 3 than in D ( 3 , P–C2–C1 = 108.81(9)°, C2–C1–Sn = 108.11(9)°; D , P1–C6–C1 = 113.1(13)°, Sn1–C1–C6 = 117.9(12)°). Obviously the Sn(II) atom in 3 exhibits a much stronger Lewis acidity than the Sn(IV) atom in D .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…These bond lengths can be compared with the P–Sn bond length of 2.663(1) Å in the three-membered cycle A . They lie in the range of published P–Sn bond lengths and belong to the group of longer distances. In compound 3 we find a much shorter contact between the P atom and the Sn(II) atom, Sn–P = 2.7489(4) Å, in comparison to the ortho -Sn(IV)-substituted phosphinophenyl molecule D (Chart ), Sn–P = 3.125(4) Å. ,, Therefore, the angles at the carbon atoms inside the four-membered ring (Sn–P–C–C) are smaller in 3 than in D ( 3 , P–C2–C1 = 108.81(9)°, C2–C1–Sn = 108.11(9)°; D , P1–C6–C1 = 113.1(13)°, Sn1–C1–C6 = 117.9(12)°). Obviously the Sn(II) atom in 3 exhibits a much stronger Lewis acidity than the Sn(IV) atom in D .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Interestingly, 4 is a one-dimensional coordination polymer, as shown in Figure . The two contiguous phospholyl rings in 4 have a dihedral angle of about 11.5° and a stagger angle of about 180°, while the stagger angle in both 3a and 3b is about 72° and the stagger angle in the potassium analogue of 4 is about 0° . These differences could be attributed to steric effects.…”
Section: Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Phosphametallocenes in which the phospholide anion is p-bonded to a transition metal other than iron have also generated much interest, reports having appeared concerning the chemistry of phosphatitanocenes, 827,828 phosphazirconocenes, 829 phospharuthenocenes, 830,831 and a phosphacymantrene. 832 Main group phospholide systems have also been reported, involving sodium, potassium, rubidium and caesium, 833 and also phospholides involving the f-block elements samarium and thulium. 834,835 Various sbonded bromoborane complexes of a phosphaferrocene have been characterised.…”
Section: Phosphirenes Phospholes and Phosphininesmentioning
confidence: 98%