1986
DOI: 10.1039/dt9860000633
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The reaction of [Os3(CO)10(MeCN)2], with heterocyclic thioamides. The crystal and molecular structure of [Os3(µ-H)(CO)10(µ-SCNCH2CH2S)]

Abstract: Carbon-13 n.m.r. data not recorded. 6(H4-H7) complex multiplet ca. 7.45 p.p.m. j 6(NH) 9.33 p.p.m. Ir Major resonance. Weaker resonances not listed, assigned to unsymmetrical isomer also observed. At-10 "C. S(NH) not observed. At -30 "C, two broad resonances observed for H4,H5. Broad. " Complex multiplets for H4 and H5. ' In CD,Cl,; 13C at -20 "C, 'H at 0 "C. At -60 "C.

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“…The structural changes occurring in ligand upon deprotonation and coordination to the Sn atom should be reflected by the changes in the 13 C NMR spectra of our complexes If the initial thione form of ligand changes to the thiolate on complexation, C 2 and/or C 6 should be further low frequency in the spectra of all complexes compared with those in free ligands, the shielding effect of the C@N bond being greater than that of the C@S bond [14]. As shown in Table 2, C 6 atom of complex 2 shows two signals (d 170.7, 160.5), one is similar to that of free ligand (d 169.5) and the other is shifted by 9 ppm to low frequency compared with it, indicating that two tpu act as thiolate and thione forms, respectively.…”
Section: Nmr Spectramentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…The structural changes occurring in ligand upon deprotonation and coordination to the Sn atom should be reflected by the changes in the 13 C NMR spectra of our complexes If the initial thione form of ligand changes to the thiolate on complexation, C 2 and/or C 6 should be further low frequency in the spectra of all complexes compared with those in free ligands, the shielding effect of the C@N bond being greater than that of the C@S bond [14]. As shown in Table 2, C 6 atom of complex 2 shows two signals (d 170.7, 160.5), one is similar to that of free ligand (d 169.5) and the other is shifted by 9 ppm to low frequency compared with it, indicating that two tpu act as thiolate and thione forms, respectively.…”
Section: Nmr Spectramentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Thus, the geometry at tin atoms become distorted trigonal bipyramidal with C(6), C(6A) and S(1) atoms for Sn(1), C(7), C(7A) and S(2) atoms for Sn (2) occupying the equatorial plane. And the axial angle Cl(1)-Sn(1)-N(1) and Cl(2)-Sn(2)-N(2) are 164.19 (12) and 152.57 (14), respectively.…”
Section: (Me 2 Sncl) 2 (Dtpu) Ae H 2 O (9)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Durch die Einbeziehung des Stickstoffatoms N2 in die Koordination wird eine Hochfeldverschiebung dieses "N-Signals um 5-20ppm bedingt [6]. In den 13C-NMR-Spektren zeigen sich die fur eine dreizahnige Koordination der Chelatliganden iiber X, N und 0 charakteristische Hochfeldverschiebung von C2-S (Thiocarbonylgruppierung) urn 15-25 ppm [7] bzw. Tieffeldverschiebung von C2-0 (Carbonylgruppierung) um 10-18 ppm [8], sowie Tieffeldverschiebung von C3 um 10-20ppm [4] gegeniiber dem unkoordinierten Liganden.…”
Section: Nmr-spektroskopische Untersuchungen A) Konstitution Der Kompunclassified
“…A search of the Cambridge Structural Database 4 (CSD) (5) revealed that the following bonding modes occur for the tzt -ligand in structurally characterized examples: monodentate bonding through sulfur (found in only two examples, MeHg(tzt) (6) and (Ph 3 P)Au(tzt) (7)); a single example of monodentate bonding through N, reported since the completion of our work (8); N,S-chelation; and bridging, which usually involves both N and the exocyclic S, although a single example of bridging solely through the exocyclic S is known (9). Of these, the N,S-bridging mode predominates.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 96%