Preparation and Characterization of Oxorhenium(V) Complexes with 2,2‘-Biimidazole: The Strong Affinity of Coordinated Biimidazole for Chloride Ions via N−H···Cl- Hydrogen Bonding
Abstract:N,N'-Dimethylbiimidazole and bipyridine (N-N) react with ReOCl3(OPPh3)(Me2S) to give mer-ReOCl3(N-N) compounds. Nonmethylated biimidazole forms a trans-O,O [ReOCl2(OPPh3)(biimH2)]+ cation, which is tightly associated with the Cl- counterion via N-H...Cl- hydrogen bonding. Hydrolysis of ReOCl3(biimMe2) in wet acetone (5% water) leads to the linear oxo-bridged dinuclear species [(OReCl2(biimMe2)2(mu-O)] containing chelated biimMe2. Acetone solutions containing only 1% water yield the bent oxo-bridged dinuclear s… Show more
“…4). The affinity of IM for Cl -via N-H···Cl -hydrogen bond formation as computed in this work is therefore comparable with the GC-Watson-Crick base pairing energy [1] and help estimating the formation energy for the adduct between Re(V)-bisimidazole complexes and Cl - [49]. The value of this latter can be taken as ca.…”
“…As a first example, Re-BIMH 2 (BIMH 2 = bisimidazole) complexes and Cl - [49] form very stable aggregates of the type [ReOCl 3 (BIMH 2 ···Cl)] -both at the solid state and in solution. The observed N···Cl bond distance 3.090(5) Å (average) is in excellent agreement with the value computed at B3LYP or MP2 level of theory in this work (3.095 and 3.050 Å, respectively, see Table 7).…”
“…4). The affinity of IM for Cl -via N-H···Cl -hydrogen bond formation as computed in this work is therefore comparable with the GC-Watson-Crick base pairing energy [1] and help estimating the formation energy for the adduct between Re(V)-bisimidazole complexes and Cl - [49]. The value of this latter can be taken as ca.…”
“…As a first example, Re-BIMH 2 (BIMH 2 = bisimidazole) complexes and Cl - [49] form very stable aggregates of the type [ReOCl 3 (BIMH 2 ···Cl)] -both at the solid state and in solution. The observed N···Cl bond distance 3.090(5) Å (average) is in excellent agreement with the value computed at B3LYP or MP2 level of theory in this work (3.095 and 3.050 Å, respectively, see Table 7).…”
“…[15] Recently, Beauchamp et al have shown that some bimH 2 Re III complexes form hydrogen bonds with halides or benzoate anions resulting in ion pairs that are stable in organic solvents. [16,27,28] In an initial work we have shown that NϪH groups of bbimH 2 Ru complexes bind water molecules resulting in hydrogen bonded networks. The variation of the noncoordinating anion determined the supramolecular aggregation in these compounds.…”
The reaction between [(η 6 -p-cymene)RuCl 2 ] 2 and tetra-p-tolyloxalic amidine (oxam1) results in a coupled cation/anion coordination forming the ion-paired complex [(η 6 -p-cymene)RuCl(oxam1)Cl] (1a). According to an X-ray single crystal diffraction analysis the Ru moiety is coordinated at the 1,2-diimine part yielding a five-membered chelate ring. Furthermore, the 1,2-diamine group on the opposite side binds to a chloride anion via two N−H groups. Exchange of the chloride anion by trifluoractetate yields [(η 6 -p-cymene)RuCl(oxam1)CF 3 CO 2 ] (1c) in which the C=O group is bonded to the diamine part. Similarly, bis(mesityl)bis(pyridylmethyl)oxalic amidine (oxam2) reacts with FeX 2 to yield the ion-paired complexes 3a (X: Cl), and 3b (X: Br). X-ray diffraction studies of both compounds reveal that the oxalic amidine ligand acts as a four-dentate chelating ligand. One halide is fixed in the same way as in 1a. The complex 1a
“…Of the complexes listed in Table 1, [ReOCl 3 (bpy)] [19,21] and [ReOCl 3 (phen)] [22] have been reported before. The analytical [23] and coordination [24,25] chemistry of ppyt complexes has been well-documented, but the only reported rhenium complex is [Re(CO) 3 Cl(ppyt)], [26] which has recently been structurally characterised in this laboratory.…”
The title ligands (general abbreviation L) are bipyridine (bpy), its dimethyl (mbpy) and diphenyl (pbpy) derivatives, phenanthroline (phen), 5,6-diphenyl-3-(2-pyridyl)-1,2,4-triazine (ppyt) and its dimethyl (mpyt) and pyrazinyl (ppzt)
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