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Selenium-77 NMR of coordination compounds with unsaturated selenium ligands and/or selenium (II) central ions

โœ Scribed by Wolfgang Dietzsch; Ruth-Maria Olk; Eberhard Hoyer; Wolfgang Meiler; Wolfgang Robien


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1988
Tongue
English
Weight
423 KB
Volume
26
Category
Article
ISSN
0749-1581

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โœฆ Synopsis


77Se NMR spectra of coordination compounds containing unsaturated dithio, thioseleno or diseleno ligands are reported. Ni", Zn", Se" and Te" were used as central ions. The shielding of the Se donor atoms of the same ligands depends on the central ion, following the series Se" < Zn" < Te" < Ni". The greater is the concentration of selenium atoms in the coordination sphere of identical central ions, the more their signals are shifted to lower field. Comparisons are made between mixed ligand complexes and the corresponding selenium containing parent compounds. The chemical shifts found for the selenium donor atoms in the planar Ni" complex {Ni[SezC=C(CN)2]2)2-and the octahedral Nil" complex {Ni[Se,C=C(CN),],)Z-differ by 265 ppm. The most downfield shifts of all the investigated compounds were found for donor atoms in 1,Zdiselenolene compounds. KEY WORDS "Se NMR Coordination compounds Unsaturated selenium ligands Selenium(I1) central ions


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