1975
DOI: 10.1002/zaac.19754170303
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Thermodynamik und Kinetik der Xa‐Substitution bei den Komplexen [W6Cl8]X6a(2−) und [Mo6Cl8]X6a(2−) (X = Cl, Br, J)

Abstract: Das in der Überschrift genannte Thema wurde in verschiedenen Lö‐sungsmittelgemischen untersucht (HCI/HBr/H2O; HCl/HBr/H2O/C2 H5OH; HCl/HBr/H2O/Ace‐ton; LiCl/LiBr/H2O/C2 H5OH; LiCl/LiJ/H2O/C2H5OH). Hierbei wurde der Reaktionsablauf an einigen Beispielen mit einer EMK‐Methode stetig verfolgt, meist aber nach bestimmten Zeiten durch Fällung der Oxiniumsalze der Komplexe abgebrochen. Thermodynamik. Für Gleichgewichte des Typs (a) ergibt sich eine Konstante \documentclass{article}\pagestyle{empty}\begin{documen… Show more

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“…The family of compounds derived by chemical modification of these species led to numerous publications in this field and the discovery of other cluster compounds composed of other cluster building elements with ligands other than the halides. An important inspiration for this was the discovery of strong metal−metal bonds by Cotton in the early 1960s, especially with respect to bonding theory and numerical calculations of the electronic structures. Not only because of the aesthetic nature of these structures and the interesting chemistry of these compounds, but also due to their importance in the field of photochemistry, and even more so, their strong potential in catalysis, this area is of high actuality. Because a plethora of these compounds is known, the ensuing discussion will be limited to spectroscopic investigations of octahedral clusters with mixed-halide coordination spheres or mixed-metal cages.…”
Section: Mixed Octahedral Clustersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The family of compounds derived by chemical modification of these species led to numerous publications in this field and the discovery of other cluster compounds composed of other cluster building elements with ligands other than the halides. An important inspiration for this was the discovery of strong metal−metal bonds by Cotton in the early 1960s, especially with respect to bonding theory and numerical calculations of the electronic structures. Not only because of the aesthetic nature of these structures and the interesting chemistry of these compounds, but also due to their importance in the field of photochemistry, and even more so, their strong potential in catalysis, this area is of high actuality. Because a plethora of these compounds is known, the ensuing discussion will be limited to spectroscopic investigations of octahedral clusters with mixed-halide coordination spheres or mixed-metal cages.…”
Section: Mixed Octahedral Clustersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This suggests a two-step mechanism for the exchange, in which the rate-determining step is an initial substitution of water for the terminal chloride ligands. As one might expect, the rate of the corresponding substitution in [W 6 Cl 14 ] 2À is significantly slower (169). Further experiments directly comparing outer-ligand exchange rates for a broader spectrum of the available hexanuclear clusters would certainly be of value.…”
Section: Terminal Ligand Exchangementioning
confidence: 92%