2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-328x(99)00578-1
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Convenient routes to mono- and dinuclear (C5Me5)iron(II) complexes bearing acyl, alkynyl, aryl and thienyl ligands

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“…The IR spectrum in C 6 D 6 showed two intense absorption bands at 2024 and 1979 cm −1 attributed to νCO and another absorption band at 2106 cm −1 attributed to νC=C. These bands are comparable to those reported for Cp*(OC) 2 Fe(C≡C−R) complexes (R=H, Ph, 9,9‐dibutyl‐2‐fluorenyl, and SiMe 3 , 2005–2019 and 1966–1968 cm −1 , and 2036–2095 cm −1 , respectively) [13,18b,19] …”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 74%
“…The IR spectrum in C 6 D 6 showed two intense absorption bands at 2024 and 1979 cm −1 attributed to νCO and another absorption band at 2106 cm −1 attributed to νC=C. These bands are comparable to those reported for Cp*(OC) 2 Fe(C≡C−R) complexes (R=H, Ph, 9,9‐dibutyl‐2‐fluorenyl, and SiMe 3 , 2005–2019 and 1966–1968 cm −1 , and 2036–2095 cm −1 , respectively) [13,18b,19] …”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 74%
“…The spectra of 7a + in CH 3 CN ( ϵ = 37.5) and CH 2 Cl 2 ( ϵ = 10.7) are almost identical, that is no variation of the band energy and shape was observed. Moreover, there is no dependence of the band energy and shape on ionic strength up to an electrolyte concentration of 0.2 M in [ n Bu 4 N][BF 4 ] 6i,7h,10. The analysis of the bands gives a bandwidth for the lower energy band I (Figure 4), Δ$\tilde {\nu}$ 1/2 = 1000 cm –1 , which is much below the theoretical value (3630 cm –1 ) predicted by the Hush equation for a localised mixed‐valence (class II) symmetric system,14Δ$\tilde {\nu}$ 1/2 = (2310$\tilde {\nu}$ c ) 1/2 cm –1 , where $\tilde {\nu}$ c is the frequency of the maximum.…”
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confidence: 99%