The structures of diphenyl(diphenylsulfimido)(nitrido)sulfur(VI) and diphenyl(diphenyl‐sulfodiimido)(nitrido)sulfur(VI), Ph2(X)S=N–(Ph2)S≡N (X = lone pair, NH)
“…The ligand adopts a boat form conformation wherein the Cu(1) and the central nitrogen (N(2)) atoms lie 0.365 and 0.489Å, respectively, outside the quasi-plane formed by the S 2 N 2 of the ring. The terminal nitrogen atoms of the ligand are fixed in a bridging position and the mean value of the terminal S-N bond lengths (1.506Å) is considerably larger than that of the free ligand 1 (mean 1.486Å) [8] and is close to that of [CuCl 2 (μ-NSPh 3 )] 2 (1.505(4)Å) [18]. The internal S-N bond lengths (mean 1.599Å) and S(1)-N(2)-S(2) angle (118.1(3) • ) are close to those of the free ligand 1 (S-N; mean 1.615Å, S-N-S; 117.5(1) • ) [8].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…The terminal nitrogen atoms of the ligand are fixed in a bridging position and the mean value of the terminal S-N bond lengths (1.506Å) is considerably larger than that of the free ligand 1 (mean 1.486Å) [8] and is close to that of [CuCl 2 (μ-NSPh 3 )] 2 (1.505(4)Å) [18]. The internal S-N bond lengths (mean 1.599Å) and S(1)-N(2)-S(2) angle (118.1(3) • ) are close to those of the free ligand 1 (S-N; mean 1.615Å, S-N-S; 117.5(1) • ) [8]. The central Cu(II) atom adopts a squareplanar geometry, being linked to four nitrogen atoms (N(1), International Journal of Inorganic Chemistry…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Mews et al prepared trifluoro-λ 6 -sulfanenitrile (F 3 S≡N) and its derivatives (F 2 RS≡N, e.g., R = Me 2 N-, F 2 (O=)S=N-), and investigated their metal coordination chemistry [1][2][3]. Recently, we prepared fluoro(diphenyl)-λ 6 -sulfanenitrile (Ph 2 FS≡N) and reported the formation of the various substituted λ 6 -sulfanenitriles [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]. Among them, new types of λ 6 -sulfanenitrile with nitrilo and imino groups (type A) or two nitrilo groups (ndsdsd, type B) at both ends have been shown to complexes as bidentate N,N' ligands.…”
We have prepared the trinuclear complexes (3) and (4), from the reaction of with (1) and determined their structures by X-ray crystallographic analysis. In both complexes, two monoanions chelate the Cu(II) center in square-planar geometry, whereas the terminal Cu(II) center is four-coordinate and a distorted tetrahedron.
“…The ligand adopts a boat form conformation wherein the Cu(1) and the central nitrogen (N(2)) atoms lie 0.365 and 0.489Å, respectively, outside the quasi-plane formed by the S 2 N 2 of the ring. The terminal nitrogen atoms of the ligand are fixed in a bridging position and the mean value of the terminal S-N bond lengths (1.506Å) is considerably larger than that of the free ligand 1 (mean 1.486Å) [8] and is close to that of [CuCl 2 (μ-NSPh 3 )] 2 (1.505(4)Å) [18]. The internal S-N bond lengths (mean 1.599Å) and S(1)-N(2)-S(2) angle (118.1(3) • ) are close to those of the free ligand 1 (S-N; mean 1.615Å, S-N-S; 117.5(1) • ) [8].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…The terminal nitrogen atoms of the ligand are fixed in a bridging position and the mean value of the terminal S-N bond lengths (1.506Å) is considerably larger than that of the free ligand 1 (mean 1.486Å) [8] and is close to that of [CuCl 2 (μ-NSPh 3 )] 2 (1.505(4)Å) [18]. The internal S-N bond lengths (mean 1.599Å) and S(1)-N(2)-S(2) angle (118.1(3) • ) are close to those of the free ligand 1 (S-N; mean 1.615Å, S-N-S; 117.5(1) • ) [8]. The central Cu(II) atom adopts a squareplanar geometry, being linked to four nitrogen atoms (N(1), International Journal of Inorganic Chemistry…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Mews et al prepared trifluoro-λ 6 -sulfanenitrile (F 3 S≡N) and its derivatives (F 2 RS≡N, e.g., R = Me 2 N-, F 2 (O=)S=N-), and investigated their metal coordination chemistry [1][2][3]. Recently, we prepared fluoro(diphenyl)-λ 6 -sulfanenitrile (Ph 2 FS≡N) and reported the formation of the various substituted λ 6 -sulfanenitriles [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]. Among them, new types of λ 6 -sulfanenitrile with nitrilo and imino groups (type A) or two nitrilo groups (ndsdsd, type B) at both ends have been shown to complexes as bidentate N,N' ligands.…”
We have prepared the trinuclear complexes (3) and (4), from the reaction of with (1) and determined their structures by X-ray crystallographic analysis. In both complexes, two monoanions chelate the Cu(II) center in square-planar geometry, whereas the terminal Cu(II) center is four-coordinate and a distorted tetrahedron.
“…In the present paper we report on interactions of NBSF 2 -N=S(O)F 2 with metal cations, Lewis acids (AsF 5 and BF 3 ) and the alkylation with CH 3 OSO + to give the corresponding complexes, adducts and salts. The structures of these compounds are described and the bonding properties will be compared with those of the related aryl system NBSPh 2 -N=S(X)Ph 2 (X = O, NH) [14,15] and HN=SPh 2 -N=S(X)Ph 2 [15] recently reported by Yoshimura, Fujii et al…”
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