1971
DOI: 10.1515/znb-1971-0709
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Über Reaktionen organischer Radikale mit Palladium- und Platinkomplexen / Reactions of Organic Radicals with Palladium and Platinum Complexes

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“…the ligand dmphen appearing as an AB system (centred at 6 7.94) corresponding to protons bonded to carbon atoms C (22), C (23), C(32), and C(33) (see Figure 2) and two singlets due to protons bonded to C(26) and C(36) (6 7.77) and to methyl groups (6 2.99). The co-ordination geometry of complex (4) (Figure 2) can be described as intermediate between two-and three-co-ordination; such geometry can be regarded as a compromise between the marked tendency of gold (1) to two-co-ordination and the presence of a rigid bidentate ligand. 16 The Au-N bond lengths are 2.136(3) 8, to N(4) and 2.573(3) A to N(5).…”
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“…the ligand dmphen appearing as an AB system (centred at 6 7.94) corresponding to protons bonded to carbon atoms C (22), C (23), C(32), and C(33) (see Figure 2) and two singlets due to protons bonded to C(26) and C(36) (6 7.77) and to methyl groups (6 2.99). The co-ordination geometry of complex (4) (Figure 2) can be described as intermediate between two-and three-co-ordination; such geometry can be regarded as a compromise between the marked tendency of gold (1) to two-co-ordination and the presence of a rigid bidentate ligand. 16 The Au-N bond lengths are 2.136(3) 8, to N(4) and 2.573(3) A to N(5).…”
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“…The reaction of [ PPh,( CH,Ph)] [AuCI,] in refluxing acetone with [ Hg{C,H,( N0,),-2,4,6},] (1 : 0.55) and excess of NMe,CI affords NMeJHgCI,] and [PPh,(CH,Ph)] [Au{C,H,( NO,),- 2,4,6}Cl] (1 ). Complex (1) reacts with excess of both NaCI0,-H,O and tetrahydrothiophene (tht) at room temperature to give [Au{C,H,( N02),-2,4,6}(tht)] ( 2) which reacts with SbPh, (1 : 2) or with excess of 2,9-dimethyl-1 ,I O-phenanthroline (dmphen) to give [Au(SbPh,),] [Au{C,H,( NO,),- 2,4,6},] (3) or [Au{C,H,( No2),-2,4,6}(dmphen)] (4), respectively. Crystal structures were determined for complexes (3) and (4).…”
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“…This is the method most frequently employed in the preparation of nitroaryl complexes. Other methods using organolithium or tin derivatives, oxidative-addition reactions, arylhydrazonium salts, or direct metalation of arenes have more limited applicability. Recently, even the nitration of aryl complexes has been reported. , Our interest in the synthesis of nitroaryl complexes is based on the great stability of these complexes (allowing, for example, the synthesis of carbonyl arylpalladium(II) complexes 70 ) and on the study of the structural properties and the coordination ability of the nitro group.…”
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“…This is the method most frequently employed in the preparation of nitroaryl complexes. Other methods using organolithium or tin derivatives, 77 oxidative-addition reactions, [78][79][80] arylhydrazonium salts, 81 or direct metalation of arenes [82][83][84] have more limited applicability. Recently, even the nitration of aryl complexes has been reported.…”
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