2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.jorganchem.2007.11.035
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“Through-space” 31P spin–spin couplings in ferrocenyl tetraphosphine coordination complexes: Improvement in the determination of the distance dependence of JPP constants

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“…Conversely, the solution 31 P NMR of 4 revealed a rare AA'BB' phosphorus spin system in which two pairs of P‐nuclei (central 1,1'‐P and peripheral 2,2'‐P) are magnetically inequivalent with strong mutual spin‐spin couplings. A large nuclear spin‐spin coupling ( J PP = 59 Hz, Figure ) related to the eclipsed mutual position of central phosphorus is conveyed by their lone pair sharing the same space in a proximity forced by the global conformation constraint , . Such non covalently bonding 31 P ··· 31 P nuclear spin TS J PP interactions occur through‐space, and since our work, have been widely recognized as a fairly common phenomenon in highly constrained dissymmetric diphosphines .…”
Section: Ferrocenyl Phosphinesmentioning
confidence: 56%
“…Conversely, the solution 31 P NMR of 4 revealed a rare AA'BB' phosphorus spin system in which two pairs of P‐nuclei (central 1,1'‐P and peripheral 2,2'‐P) are magnetically inequivalent with strong mutual spin‐spin couplings. A large nuclear spin‐spin coupling ( J PP = 59 Hz, Figure ) related to the eclipsed mutual position of central phosphorus is conveyed by their lone pair sharing the same space in a proximity forced by the global conformation constraint , . Such non covalently bonding 31 P ··· 31 P nuclear spin TS J PP interactions occur through‐space, and since our work, have been widely recognized as a fairly common phenomenon in highly constrained dissymmetric diphosphines .…”
Section: Ferrocenyl Phosphinesmentioning
confidence: 56%
“…21 For 4a and 4b, in contrast to constrained ferrocenyl tetraphosphine complexes, 8a,b rigid difluorocyclophanes, 22 or difluoronaphthalenes, 23 the distance separating P1•••P2 in the solid state is not directly correlated to the J SSCCs value observed in solution. Indeed, in the solid state, the molecular structure of 4b showed a separation distance d P1•••P2 = 6.9168 (8) Å between −Pi-Pr 2 and −PFu 2 groups which excludes (P, P′) lone-pairs overlap. Conversely, in solution, a strong TS spin−spin coupling J PP′ = 17 Hz is unambiguously observed.…”
Section: ■ Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…7 The application of nonbonded J PP SSCCs for the structural determination in solution of organophosphorus molecules including metallocenic fragments has been developed by our group using polyphosphino ferrocenes. 8 Nonbonded TS J PP couplings are useful for assessing the conformation of the ferrocene backbone in tri-and tetraphosphines, 8b because the orientation of the phosphino substituents hold on the ferrocene backbone can achieve efficient P-lone-pairs overlap (Figure 1, right). 8a When such overlap of electron lone pairs is achieved, the spin−spin coupling of magnetically equivalent spin active nuclei exists; however, it is not directly observable on the resulting NMR spectra.…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also from the NMR analysis of several nickel and palladium halide complexes of a constrained ferrocenyl tetraphosphine, the existence in solution phase of unique 31 P-31 P ''through-space" nuclear spin-spin coupling constants (JPP) had been evidenced [78].…”
Section: Group Xb -Nipd Ptmentioning
confidence: 99%