2010
DOI: 10.1002/ejic.201000676
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Synthesis of a New Family of Heteronuclear Thiolate Iron Complexes that Contain Isocyanide Ligands

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“…The Fe1–C27 bond length is 1.864(7) Å, and the Fe1–C27–N1 bond angle is 178.7(5)°, which are similar to reported iron complexes with an analogous slightly bent structural moiety . The C27N1 bond length of 1.143(7) Å is slightly shorter than that of the nitrogen–carbon triple bond length (1.157(5) Å), and close to those of thiolate-bridged diiron t BuNC complexes featuring Cp* [Cp*Fe­(μ-1 κ 3 SSS’:2 κ 2 SS-tpdt)­{Cp*Fe-( t - t BuNC)}]­[PF 6 ] (1.148(8) Å), [Cp*Fe­( t -SEt)­(μ-SEt) 2 ( t - t BuCN)­FeCp*] (1.155­(5) Å), [Cl 2 Fe­(μ-SEt) 2 ( t - t BuCN)­FeCp*] (1.149­(5) Å), and some heteronuclear complexes with {Cp*Fe­( t BuNC)} fragment …”
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“…The Fe1–C27 bond length is 1.864(7) Å, and the Fe1–C27–N1 bond angle is 178.7(5)°, which are similar to reported iron complexes with an analogous slightly bent structural moiety . The C27N1 bond length of 1.143(7) Å is slightly shorter than that of the nitrogen–carbon triple bond length (1.157(5) Å), and close to those of thiolate-bridged diiron t BuNC complexes featuring Cp* [Cp*Fe­(μ-1 κ 3 SSS’:2 κ 2 SS-tpdt)­{Cp*Fe-( t - t BuNC)}]­[PF 6 ] (1.148(8) Å), [Cp*Fe­( t -SEt)­(μ-SEt) 2 ( t - t BuCN)­FeCp*] (1.155­(5) Å), [Cl 2 Fe­(μ-SEt) 2 ( t - t BuCN)­FeCp*] (1.149­(5) Å), and some heteronuclear complexes with {Cp*Fe­( t BuNC)} fragment …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(1.155(5) Å), 21 [Cl 2 Fe(μ-SEt) 2 (t-t BuCN)FeCp*] (1.149(5) Å), 21 and some heteronuclear complexes with {Cp*Fe-( t BuNC)} fragment. 22 Next, we examined the reactivity of azide, which can also play as a substrate of nitrogenase to be transformed into N 2 , NH 3 , or N 2 H 4 . 2,23 As illustrated in Scheme 1, the reactivity of hydride complexes toward organic substituted azide TMSN 3 was investigated as a model reaction.…”
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“…For a structural comparision with [ClPt(-dppm) 2 (-C NMe)Ni(CNMe)]Cl, see Ratliff et al (1990). For a structural comparision with [Cp*FeCNPh(-C NPh)(-SEt)PdCl(PPh 3 )]PF 6 , see Chen et al (2010). For a structural comparision with [(EtNC) 3 Fe(-C NEt) 3 Fe(CNEt) 3 ], see Basset et al (1981).…”
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“…Coordination, activation, and catalytic conversion of various small molecules by synthetic diiron complexes bearing thiolate and Cp* ligands is one of the research fields in our group 12–14. In our previous work, we obtained several [NiFe] and [FePd] heterodimetallic complexes containing the Cp*Fe fragment 13. Recently, we prepared a diiron nitrogenase model complex [Cp*Fe(μ‐bdt)FeCp*] (bdt = benzene‐1,2‐dithiolate) that can realize the conversion of hydrazine into ammonia along the pathway: HN=NH → HN–NH 2 → NH 2 → NH 3 14.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%