2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.jorganchem.2009.02.024
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“…17 The C-O bonds lengths are normal for Re(CO) 3 + species (∼1.14-1.16 Å). 18 The Re-C bond lengths are in agreement with typical ranges (∼1.87-1.95 Å), and the Re-X (Cl or Br) bond lengths are as expected. Re(CO) 3 -diimine complexes, including those reported in this work, show Re-N bonds ranging from ∼2.14-2.26 Å.…”
Section: X-ray Data Collection and Structure Determinationsupporting
confidence: 81%
“…17 The C-O bonds lengths are normal for Re(CO) 3 + species (∼1.14-1.16 Å). 18 The Re-C bond lengths are in agreement with typical ranges (∼1.87-1.95 Å), and the Re-X (Cl or Br) bond lengths are as expected. Re(CO) 3 -diimine complexes, including those reported in this work, show Re-N bonds ranging from ∼2.14-2.26 Å.…”
Section: X-ray Data Collection and Structure Determinationsupporting
confidence: 81%
“…The carbonyls adopt the expected facial geometry and exhibit standard bond lengths and angles for Re(CO) 3 compounds. The Re-Cl bond length (2.4792(17) Å) is typical for the Re(CO) 3 Cl compounds, such as those that we previously observed in the similarly structured oxime and dioxime complexes [37]. The C-O bond length of the aldehyde (1.241(7) Å) is slightly lengthened versus that seen in free pyridine aldehydes, indicative of back bonding to the carbonyl oxygen.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 60%
“…One reason for this focus is that there remain common ligands that have not been extensively applied to the group 7 d 6 systems. We have presented reports on monodentate [22], bidentate [23,24], and tridentate [25,26] ligand systems over the past several years. In this paper we continue this series, looking at simple complexes of the dithiocarbamate ligand prepared in a straightforward manner.…”
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confidence: 99%