2016
DOI: 10.1021/acs.inorgchem.6b00890
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Dinuclear Ruthenium(III)–Ruthenium(IV) Complexes, Having a Doubly Oxido-Bridged and Acetato- or Nitrato-Capped Framework

Abstract: Dinuclear ruthenium complexes in a mixed-valence state of Ru(III)-Ru(IV), having a doubly oxido-bridged and acetato- or nitrato-capped framework, [{Ru(III,IV)(ebpma)}2(μ-O)2(μ-L)](PF6)2 [ebpma = ethylbis(2-pyridylmethyl)amine; L = CH3COO(-) (1), NO3(-) (2)], were synthesized. In aqueous solutions, the diruthenium complex 1 showed multiple redox processes accompanied by proton transfers depending on the pH. The protonated complex of 1, which is described as 1H+, was obtained.

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“…Only one reduction is seen for compounds 1 – 7 within the cathodic limit of water (i.e., ∼−1.0 V vs SCE) while two reductions are seen for the same compounds within the cathodic limit of DMSO (i.e., ∼−2.2 V vs SCE). On the basis of the well-characterized electrochemical behavior for these types of diruthenium complexes in nonaqueous solvents, ,,, the first electron transfer is assigned to the Ru 2 5+ /Ru 2 4+ redox couple in H 2 O or DMSO, while the second process in DMSO is attributed to a Ru 2 4+ /Ru 2 3+ electrode reaction. As shown in Figure b and Table , only the Ru 2 5+ /Ru 2 4+ process is reversible in DMSO.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Only one reduction is seen for compounds 1 – 7 within the cathodic limit of water (i.e., ∼−1.0 V vs SCE) while two reductions are seen for the same compounds within the cathodic limit of DMSO (i.e., ∼−2.2 V vs SCE). On the basis of the well-characterized electrochemical behavior for these types of diruthenium complexes in nonaqueous solvents, ,,, the first electron transfer is assigned to the Ru 2 5+ /Ru 2 4+ redox couple in H 2 O or DMSO, while the second process in DMSO is attributed to a Ru 2 4+ /Ru 2 3+ electrode reaction. As shown in Figure b and Table , only the Ru 2 5+ /Ru 2 4+ process is reversible in DMSO.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A reaction of [ 2 Cl ] + with silver salts was investigated to pull out chlorido ligands. In water–acetone, a reaction of [ 2 Cl ] + and [ 2′ Cl ] + with two equimolar amounts of AgNO 3 afforded corresponding singly oxido-bridged complexes containing terminal aqua and hydroxido ligands, [{Ru III Cl­(OH 2 )­(Rbpma)}­(μ-O)­{Ru IV Cl­(OH)­(Rbpma)}] 2+ ([ 2 H 2 O‑OH )] 2+ and [ 2′ H 2 O‑OH ] 2+ ), whereas those of [ 2 Cl ] + with four equimolar amounts of AgCH 3 COO induced structural changes to form a doubly oxido-bridged complex having an acetate as an oxygen donor bidentate ligand, [{Ru III,IV (ebpma)} 2 (μ-O) 2 (μ-O 2 CCH 3 )] 2+ ([ 3 CH 3 COO ] 2+ ) . The protonation at one of the bridging oxido ligands of [ 3 CH 3 COO ] 2+ occurred in a pH 1 aqueous solution to afford a complex having the {Ru 2 (μ-O)­(μ-OH)} core, [{Ru III,IV (ebpma)} 2 (μ-O)­(μ-OH)­(μ-O 2 CCH 3 )] 3+ ([ 3H + CH 3 COO ] 3+ ).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In UV–vis–near-infrared (NIR) absorption spectra, the singly bridged complexes of Ru III –Ru IV , [ 2′ Cl ] + , [ 2 Cl ] + , and [ 2 H 2 O‑OH ] 2+ , showed a weak broad band in the NIR region in acetonitrile (Figure and Table ), which was assigned to an intervalence charge transfer (IVCT) band as one of the characteristics to the mixed-valence state. On the other hand, the triply bridged complexes of Ru III –Ru IV , [ 3 L ] 2+ , exhibited a broad absorption band which was more intense than that of the singly bridged complexes, shown around 700–900 nm in acetonitrile (Figure and Table ) and was assigned to the electronic transitions on the {Ru 2 (μ-O) 2 } core. [ 2 X ] m + showed the IVCT band because of an unpaired electron transferred through the dπ­(Ru)–pπ­(O)–dπ­(Ru) orbitals on the {Ru 2 (μ-O)} core, whereas for [ 3 L ] 2+ , it was through the dπ­(Ru)–dπ­(Ru) orbitals on the {Ru 2 (μ-O) 2 } core.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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