2001
DOI: 10.1039/b010074i
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Structural effects of potentially hexadentate N4O2, N4S2 or N6 ligands involving pyridine, amine and ether or thioether donors: crystal structure of copper(II) and zinc(II) complexes †

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“…Though several isomers can be obtained with a linear hexadentate ligand, the one observed here has the pyridine nitrogen atoms in the trans positions; the same isomer have been found for a zinc() complex. [7] Figure 1 2ϩ complex described earlier, [7] all metal-donor atom bond lengths in the nickel complex are smaller than those in the zinc complex, which is consistent with the larger radius of Zn II . Conversely, the five chelate bond angles of 79.4(1)Ϫ83.3 (2) (3) 2.074(4) NiϪO (2) 2.083(3) N(1)ϪNiϪN (2) 80.4(2) N(2)ϪNiϪO(2) 159.8(1) N(1)ϪNiϪN (3) 96.9(2) N(3)ϪNiϪO(1) 160.2(2) N(1)ϪNiϪN (4) 175 (2) 2.470(1) Ni (2)ϪS (4) 2.463(1) Ni (1)ϪN (1) 2.087(3) Ni (2)ϪN (5) 2.098(3) Ni (1)ϪN (2) 2.083(3) Ni (2)ϪN (6) 2.099(3) Ni (1)ϪN (3) 2.079(3) Ni (2)ϪN (7) 2.104(3) Ni (1)ϪN (4) 2.091(3) Ni (2)ϪN (8) 2.101(3) N(1)ϪNi (1)ϪN(2) 79.7(1) N(5)ϪNi(2)ϪN (6) 79.6(1) N(1)ϪNi(1)ϪN (3) 99.1(1) N(5)ϪNi(2)ϪN (7) 100.0(1) N(1)ϪNi(1)ϪN (4) 94.4(1) N(5)ϪNi(2)ϪN (8) 90.1(1) N(1)ϪNi(1)ϪS(1) 165.06 (9) N(5)ϪNi(2)ϪS(3) 164.5(1) N(1)ϪNi(1)ϪS (2) 90.44 (8) N (5)ϪNi (2)ϪS (4) 94.14(9) N(2)ϪNi(1)ϪN(3) 178.8 (1) N (6)ϪNi (2)ϪN (7) 179.1(1) N(2)ϪNi(1)ϪN (4) 98.5(1) N(6)ϪNi(2)ϪN (8) 101.0(1) N(2)ϪNi(1)ϪS (1) 86.46 (9) N (6)ϪNi …”
Section: X-ray Diffraction Studiessupporting
confidence: 81%
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“…Though several isomers can be obtained with a linear hexadentate ligand, the one observed here has the pyridine nitrogen atoms in the trans positions; the same isomer have been found for a zinc() complex. [7] Figure 1 2ϩ complex described earlier, [7] all metal-donor atom bond lengths in the nickel complex are smaller than those in the zinc complex, which is consistent with the larger radius of Zn II . Conversely, the five chelate bond angles of 79.4(1)Ϫ83.3 (2) (3) 2.074(4) NiϪO (2) 2.083(3) N(1)ϪNiϪN (2) 80.4(2) N(2)ϪNiϪO(2) 159.8(1) N(1)ϪNiϪN (3) 96.9(2) N(3)ϪNiϪO(1) 160.2(2) N(1)ϪNiϪN (4) 175 (2) 2.470(1) Ni (2)ϪS (4) 2.463(1) Ni (1)ϪN (1) 2.087(3) Ni (2)ϪN (5) 2.098(3) Ni (1)ϪN (2) 2.083(3) Ni (2)ϪN (6) 2.099(3) Ni (1)ϪN (3) 2.079(3) Ni (2)ϪN (7) 2.104(3) Ni (1)ϪN (4) 2.091(3) Ni (2)ϪN (8) 2.101(3) N(1)ϪNi (1)ϪN(2) 79.7(1) N(5)ϪNi(2)ϪN (6) 79.6(1) N(1)ϪNi(1)ϪN (3) 99.1(1) N(5)ϪNi(2)ϪN (7) 100.0(1) N(1)ϪNi(1)ϪN (4) 94.4(1) N(5)ϪNi(2)ϪN (8) 90.1(1) N(1)ϪNi(1)ϪS(1) 165.06 (9) N(5)ϪNi(2)ϪS(3) 164.5(1) N(1)ϪNi(1)ϪS (2) 90.44 (8) N (5)ϪNi (2)ϪS (4) 94.14(9) N(2)ϪNi(1)ϪN(3) 178.8 (1) N (6)ϪNi (2)ϪN (7) 179.1(1) N(2)ϪNi(1)ϪN (4) 98.5(1) N(6)ϪNi(2)ϪN (8) 101.0(1) N(2)ϪNi(1)ϪS (1) 86.46 (9) N (6)ϪNi …”
Section: X-ray Diffraction Studiessupporting
confidence: 81%
“…[b] From ref. [7] Complexation of Ni 2ϩ with pydado and pydadt occurs below pH 3. The NiL species with these two ligands are completely formed at pH 5.5 (pydado) and pH 4.5 (pydadt).…”
Section: Solution Equilibria: Metal Chelate Formation Constantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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