1970
DOI: 10.1039/c29700000505
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The structure of CsB9H14: X-ray and proton and boron-11 nuclear magnetic resonance studies

Abstract: Szmmary The X-ray crystal structure of CsB,HI4 shows the presence of three BH, groups and two B-H-B groups in the open face of the B, cluster: in solution, the llB(28.87 MHz) and lH(220 MHz) n.m.r. spectra indicate pseudo-threefold symmetry with nine terminal B-H bonds and five more labile hydrogen atoms.THE structure of the BgH14-anion has been predicted1 on the basis of the known structure of the isoelectronic adduct MeCNB,H13, but no definitive evidence has been presented for its structure, although n.m.r. … Show more

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“…[23][24][25] Several workers have stated that the P-CH3 bond is expected to be longer than the P-C6H5 bond because of the differing hybridization of the carbon atoms. 22,23,27,28 The P-CH3 bond has been observed to be longer in several structures, 22,23,25 including the compound reported here, where the P-CH3 bond (1.786 (6) Á) is insignificantly longer than the average of the P-C6H5 bonds (1.780 (10) A). However, in all cases the differences in the P-CH3 and P-C6H5 bond lengths are small enough to be accounted for by experimental error.…”
Section: Description Of the Structurementioning
confidence: 53%
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“…[23][24][25] Several workers have stated that the P-CH3 bond is expected to be longer than the P-C6H5 bond because of the differing hybridization of the carbon atoms. 22,23,27,28 The P-CH3 bond has been observed to be longer in several structures, 22,23,25 including the compound reported here, where the P-CH3 bond (1.786 (6) Á) is insignificantly longer than the average of the P-C6H5 bonds (1.780 (10) A). However, in all cases the differences in the P-CH3 and P-C6H5 bond lengths are small enough to be accounted for by experimental error.…”
Section: Description Of the Structurementioning
confidence: 53%
“…We have averaged the P-CH3 and P-C6H5 lengths found in all reported structures of the [P(C6H5)3CH3]+ cation for which the standard deviations are less than 0.01 A. [22][23][24]28 Acknowledgment. This investigation was supported by National Institutes of Health National Research Service Award No.…”
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“…BgH14-An X-ray crystal study of CsBgH14 gives the structure in 43 for the anion BgH14-. '02 The most highly resolved h W 43 (see ref 102) ''6 nmr spectrum ( Figure 23) consists of three doublets of equal weight of which two overlap.10z This spectrum would be consistent with a structure having a threefold rotation axis and only one terminal hydrogen atom bonded to each boron atom. A system which is equilibrating rapidly on the nmr time scale could have a static structure as shown in 43 with rapid exchange between the two bridge protons and the upward pointing terminal protons.…”
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confidence: 90%
“…This nine-particle icosahedral fragment and the placement of bridge and -BH2 protons are based on crystallographic data for B9H13 C3HCN23 and CsBgHn. 28 The placement of vicinal carbon atoms at positions 4 and 5 is suggested from the products obtained by pyrolyzing B7H2Cn21 and from a mechanism for the B8H12-acetylene reaction (see below). We hasten to point out that nothing in our spectroscopic data precludes the possibility of a nonicosahedral geometry, and a X-ray crystal study is needed.…”
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confidence: 99%