1991
DOI: 10.1021/om00054a041
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Triorganotin compounds, [2-(methoxycarbonyl)-1,4-cyclohexadien-1-yl]dimethyltin halides: intra- and intermolecular unfolding of an inner tetrahedron to distorted trigonal bipyramids (X = Cl, Br, I) and a distorted octahedron (X = F)

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“…And in molecule B, the tin-tin separation across 4,4 -bpy is 7.048Å and the pyridine rings of 4,4 -bpy are coplanar (0 • dihedral angle), two chlorine and two nitrogen atoms are located in the chain, the angles Cl(2) Sn(2) N(3) 175.21 (19) • and Cl(2A) Sn(2A) N(3A) 175.35 (19) • are all very close [24]. The Sn Cl distances are 2.5153(17)Å for molecule A and 2.4927(16)Å for molecule B respectively, and are in the ranges reported in the literature for five-coordinated organotin(IV) chloride (2.432-2.613) [25]. The average Sn C bond lengths are in the range of 2.123(6)Å-2.157(6)Å, in good agreement with published values [26].…”
Section: Crystal Structuressupporting
confidence: 64%
“…And in molecule B, the tin-tin separation across 4,4 -bpy is 7.048Å and the pyridine rings of 4,4 -bpy are coplanar (0 • dihedral angle), two chlorine and two nitrogen atoms are located in the chain, the angles Cl(2) Sn(2) N(3) 175.21 (19) • and Cl(2A) Sn(2A) N(3A) 175.35 (19) • are all very close [24]. The Sn Cl distances are 2.5153(17)Å for molecule A and 2.4927(16)Å for molecule B respectively, and are in the ranges reported in the literature for five-coordinated organotin(IV) chloride (2.432-2.613) [25]. The average Sn C bond lengths are in the range of 2.123(6)Å-2.157(6)Å, in good agreement with published values [26].…”
Section: Crystal Structuressupporting
confidence: 64%
“…Der Sn´´´P-Abstand ist mit 3.065(1) A Ê deutlich kleiner als die Summe der van der Waals-Radien (4.0 A Ê [4]) und ist a È hnlich mit dem intramolekularen Sn´´´P-Abstand in Me 2 (Cl)Sn(CH 2 ) 3 PPhBu t , der 3.078(2) A Ê betra È gt [5]. Das Ligandenpolyeder des Zinnatoms weicht nur wenig von der Idealstruktur einer trigonalen Bipyramide ab, was aus der Gro È ûe des Cl±Sn±P'-Winkels von 177.4°, dem relativ hohen Wert der Differenz der Winkelsummen zwischen den a È quatorialen C±Sn±C-und den axialen C±Sn±Cl-Winkeln (R|Sn eq ±RSn| ax ) von 78.2°(TBP: 90°, Tetraeder: 0° [ 6]) sowie der geringen Auslenkung DSn(plane) von 0.133 A Ê des Zinnatoms aus der Ebene der drei a È quatorialen Kohlenstatome (TBP: 0 A Ê , Tetraeder: 0.71 A Ê [7]) folgt.…”
Section: Ergebnisse Und Diskussionunclassified
“…Deshalb ist die trigonal-bipyramidale Ligandenanordnung des Sn2-Atoms mehr in Richtung eines u È berkappten Tetraeders verzerrt als die des Sn1-Atoms, was auch die unterschiedlichen Winkel Cl3±Sn1´´´Cl1 (177.0°) und Cl4±Sn2´´´Cl3' (168.8°) sowie die Unterschiede in der Winkelsummendifferenz [6] RSn1| eq ±RSn1| ax (78.5°) und RSn2| eq ±RSn2| ax (51.3°) und der Auslenkung des Zinnatoms aus der a È quatorialen Ligandenebene DSn (plane) [7] (Sn1: 0.124 A Ê , Sn2: 0.366 A Ê ) zeigen.…”
Section: Nickelkomplexe (3±8)unclassified
“…These compounds have relatively high melting points, and are rather insoluble in common organic solvents, which is a limitation in studies of their structure and reactivity. Only a small number of compounds containing bulky ligands, e.g., Sn[C(SiMe 2 Ph) 3 ]Me 2 F [5], Sn[C(SiMe 3 ) 3 ]Ph 2 F [5], Sn[C 6 H 2 (Me 3 -2,4,6) 3 ]Me 2 F [6] and Sn(CH 2 SiMe 3 ) 3 F [7], with a four-coordinated tin central atom, are monomeric with a Sn-F terminal single bond distance about 1.96 Å [8]. There is an example of the compound (Sn[(CH 2 CH 2 CH 2 ) 3 N]FÁH 2 O) with an intramolecular Sn-N interaction; the structure of this compound in the solid state has been established as tetrameric due to intermolecular fluorine and hydrogen bridges, respectively, and monomeric in solution [9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%