Synthesis and reactivity of organoplatinui-rhenium heterobimetallic complexes having sulfur ligands
β Scribed by Atsushi Fukuoka; Yutaka Minami; Nobumasa Nakajima; Masafumi Hirano; Sanshiro Komiya
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1996
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 427 KB
- Volume
- 107
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 1381-1169
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β¦ Synopsis
New organoplatinum-rhenium heterobimetallic complexes (organic ligand = Me (1), Et (2), CH2Ph (3), Ph (4)) with sulfur ligands have been prepared and characterized by IR, IH and 13c{1n} NMR, elemental analysis, and chemical reactions. Complex 1 was thermally more stable than related PtMeCi(cod) (5) and PtMe(SPh)(cod) (6). On the other hand, thermolysis reaction of 2 in diphenylmethane at 80Β°C afforded ethylene in a larger yield than those for PtEtCl(cod) (7) and PtEt(SPh)(cod) (8). From the estimation of electronegativity using IH NMR data, it was suggested that Pt in 2 was more electron deficient than in 7 and 8. It is thus proposed that SRe(CO) 4 units in 2 decreases the electron density at Pt, resulting in the promotion of apparent /3-H elimination to form ethylene.
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