2002
DOI: 10.1002/1099-0682(200208)2002:8<2202::aid-ejic2202>3.0.co;2-g
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Homochiral Self Recognition in Gold-Phosphane-Helicates

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“…The twist of each enantiomer of the cation in the structure is due solely to the twist of the central TBCB ring (Figure ). In contrast, the centrosymmetrical cation of [Au 4 {( R *, S *)-tetraphos} 2 ](OTf) 4 ·EtOH contains two pairs of roughly linear P−Au−P interactions (angles: outer 171.0(2), inner 168.0(2)) between the two ligand strands, which have the head-to-head arrangement . Because of the constraints of the central ten-membered ring in the structure, which has a centrosymmetrical chairlike conformation, the R ends of the two phosphine strands generate a terminal ten-membered ring of λ conformation and the S ends a ring of δ conformation in the centrosymmetrical cation.…”
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“…The twist of each enantiomer of the cation in the structure is due solely to the twist of the central TBCB ring (Figure ). In contrast, the centrosymmetrical cation of [Au 4 {( R *, S *)-tetraphos} 2 ](OTf) 4 ·EtOH contains two pairs of roughly linear P−Au−P interactions (angles: outer 171.0(2), inner 168.0(2)) between the two ligand strands, which have the head-to-head arrangement . Because of the constraints of the central ten-membered ring in the structure, which has a centrosymmetrical chairlike conformation, the R ends of the two phosphine strands generate a terminal ten-membered ring of λ conformation and the S ends a ring of δ conformation in the centrosymmetrical cation.…”
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“…The complex 2)) between the two ligand strands, which have the head-to-head arrangement. 7 Because of the constraints of the central ten-membered ring in the structure, which has a centrosymmetrical chairlike conformation, the R ends of the two phosphine strands generate a terminal tenmembered ring of λ conformation and the S ends a ring of δ conformation in the centrosymmetrical cation. The oppositely chiral relationship of these rings corresponds to the oppositely chiral relationships of the chiral metal stereocenters in the digold complex.…”
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“…Upon irradiation at 313 or 366 nm, Pd()-Re()-containing tetranuclear squares undergo photoisomerization and convert to their corresponding dinuclear complexes whereas Pt()-Re()-based squares only show slow square disassembling processes. 78 A molecular triangle of palladium() 79 was synthesised from the ligand 4(3H )-pyrimidone (HL 93 ) and forms a bowl-like molecular triangle, [{Pd-(bu 2 bipy)(µ-L 93 )} 3 ] 3ϩ (bu 2 bipy = 4,4Ј-di-tert-butyl-2,2Јbipyridine), with the deprotonated ligand (L 93 ). This triangular complex acts as a host for binding of several anionic guests including nitrate, HSO 3 Ϫ , percholorate and triflate.…”
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