1985
DOI: 10.1002/cber.19851180504
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Umwandlungen von Germylidin‐Tricobalt‐Clustern durch Donorliganden

Abstract: Die Cluster Co,(CO),(N,-GeR) (1, R = Me, Ph, tBu) reagieren mit CO unter Druck beim Erhitzen unter Offnung zu den Komplexen (CO),Co(RGe)Co,(CO), (2). Mit PPh3 tritt entweder Addition zu Ph,P(CO),Co(RGe)Co,(CO),PPh, (3, R = Me, Ph) oder Substitution zu Co,(CO),(PPh,),-(p,-Ge-t Bu) (4) ein. Organometall-Dimethylarsenide Cp(CO),M -AsMe, (5, M = Cr, Mo, W) reagieren analog fur R = Me oder Ph zu den Additionsprodukten 6 und fur R = tBu zu den Substitutionsprodukten 7. Thermolysen der Organometall-Dimethylarsenid-De… Show more

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“…The germanium atoms in these clusters have approximately tetrahedral coordination geometry. In the clusters [Mo 2 Co 2 (|x 4 -Ge)(CO) n Cp 2 ] (69), 314 [Fe 2 Co 5 (n 4 -Ge) 2 (CO) 22 r (?0) 322 and [Fe 3 Co(j.i 4 -Ge)(CO) 14 ]" (71) 322 the germanium atom links together a triangular cluster with a single metal atom, while in [MnFe 3 (|x 4 -Ge)(CO) 14 Cp'] (72) 320 the germanium atom links together two bimetallic units to give a spiropentane type M 4 Ge skeleton. Table 5 Clusters containing a bridging group 1 3 or group 1 4 donor.…”
Section: Clusters Containing a Bridging Group 13 Or Group 14 Donor LImentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The germanium atoms in these clusters have approximately tetrahedral coordination geometry. In the clusters [Mo 2 Co 2 (|x 4 -Ge)(CO) n Cp 2 ] (69), 314 [Fe 2 Co 5 (n 4 -Ge) 2 (CO) 22 r (?0) 322 and [Fe 3 Co(j.i 4 -Ge)(CO) 14 ]" (71) 322 the germanium atom links together a triangular cluster with a single metal atom, while in [MnFe 3 (|x 4 -Ge)(CO) 14 Cp'] (72) 320 the germanium atom links together two bimetallic units to give a spiropentane type M 4 Ge skeleton. Table 5 Clusters containing a bridging group 1 3 or group 1 4 donor.…”
Section: Clusters Containing a Bridging Group 13 Or Group 14 Donor LImentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Following the pioneering methods of Vahrenkamp [6] and Stone [7], the metal exchange reaction is now the relatively straightforward method for preparing chiral clusters containing a tetrahedral skeleton. The alkylidyne clusters Co 2 M(l 3 -CR) (M ¼ Cr,Mo,W) synthesized by metal exchange reactions with (l 3 -CR) Co 3 (CO) 9 by using various neutral or anionic exchange reagents such as, Me 2 AsM (CO) 3 Cp [8][9][10][11][12], [M(CO) 3 Cp] 2 [13], ClM(CO) 3 Cp [14,15] and NaCpM(CO) 3 [6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18] M ¼ Cr,Mo,W) are excellent precursors for chiral tetrahedral-type cluster complexes. However, complexes containing the indenyl ligand (Ind), in place of the cyclopentadienyl (Cp) ligand, have rarely been introduced into the tetrahedral skeleton by the metal exchange reaction to date [19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%