1984
DOI: 10.1002/cber.19841170602
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Schwefeldiimide mit Organoelement‐Substituenten der 5. Hauptgruppe

Abstract: Das Salz K,SN, (1) reagiert in Acetonitril-Suspension bei -40°C mit Diorganylelementhalogeniden R,EX (E = P, As, Sb, Bi; X = CI oder Br) zu neuen Schwefeldiimiden S(N -ER,),. In der Reihe der terr-Butylverbindungen S(N-EtBu& (E = P (2b). As (3b), Sb (4b) und Bi (5b)) ist 3 b am bestindigsten; 5 b zersetzt sich unter Normalbedingungen. Weiterhin wurden die Arsenderivate S(N -AsR2)2 mit R = Methyl (3a), Cyclohexyl (3c) und Phenyl (3d) dargestellt. Die 1R-, NMR-und Massenspektren werden diskutiert. Sulfur Diimide… Show more

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“…Based on these values the equilibrium conformer composition at 293 K for 3 is 78% gZZg, 11% gZEg a , 6% gZEg s and 5% gZEs, and this is in line with the one found for Ph-S-N=S=N-S-Ph (2) which is 89% Z,Z and 11% Z,E [10]. At room temperature gZZg will clearly be the dominant form in solution, which is consistent with the experimental vibrational frequencies of the N=S=N fragment in 3 [23] which fit best to the values calculated for the Z,Z isomer (Table 2).…”
Section: Me2p-n=s=n-pme2 (3): Structuresupporting
confidence: 88%
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“…Based on these values the equilibrium conformer composition at 293 K for 3 is 78% gZZg, 11% gZEg a , 6% gZEg s and 5% gZEs, and this is in line with the one found for Ph-S-N=S=N-S-Ph (2) which is 89% Z,Z and 11% Z,E [10]. At room temperature gZZg will clearly be the dominant form in solution, which is consistent with the experimental vibrational frequencies of the N=S=N fragment in 3 [23] which fit best to the values calculated for the Z,Z isomer (Table 2).…”
Section: Me2p-n=s=n-pme2 (3): Structuresupporting
confidence: 88%
“…What makes the chain compounds in which atoms of Group 15 are bonded to the nitrogen atoms of the sulfur diimide fragment particularly interesting is the fact that they can easily form transition metal complexes and a considerable number of mononuclear (chelate) and binuclear derivatives of R2X-N=S=N-XR2 (X = P, As, Sb and R = Me, t Bu, Ph) have been reported [13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22]; four of these have been structurally characterized using XRD [13][14][15][16][17]. The most studied compound in this group has been 1,1,5,5-tetra-tert-butyl-3-thia-2,4-diaza-1,5-diphospha-2,3-pentadiene [ t Bu2P-N=S=N-P t Bu2 (1), Figure 2] [23] of which the configuration in solution was investigated using NMR spectroscopy [24,25]: by comparing 15 N and 31 P chemical shifts of a set of reference compounds with the values found for 1, Herberhold et al derived that this compound primarily exists in a dynamic equilibrium of rapidly interconverting Z,E and E,Z isomers. If so, the configurational preference of 1 would be different from that of its Group-16 analogue Ph-S-N=S=N-S-Ph (2, Figure 2), of which the Z,Z isomer is the main (about 90%) component in solution [10].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 1975 the first preparation of TTBBi was mentioned by Schumann and Breunig [15] and slightly better yields could be achieved by Herberhold et al [16]. The yield is more than doubled via our preparation method.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…The synthesis is based on the method described by Herberhold et al [16]. 7.25 g Mg powder (298 mmol) was suspended in 200 mL Et 2 O.…”
Section: Synthesis Of Ttbbimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…-'H-NMR: <3 = 7,45-7,80 (m. br) (Q,H S ); 13 C-NMR: 6 = 129,8 und 133,0 (C2/C6 oder C3/C5), 134,9 (C4), 139,6 (Cl), 215,1 (CO eq ), 220,9 (CO ax ) ppm. -MS: m/e = 502 (M + ).Die zu Vergleichszwecken benötigten Bis-(diorganylstibino)schwefeldiimide, R 2 Sb(NSN)SbR : (R = r Bu[19], Ph), wurden durch Umsetzung von R.SbCl mit dem Salz K 2 SN 2 (2:1) in Acetonitril bei -40 °C erhalten:'Bu,Sb(NSN)Sb'Bu^, gelborange Kristalle, Zers. 70 °C (vgl [19]…”
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