Complexes of transition metal carbonyl clusters with tin(II) phthalocyanine in neutral and radical anion states: methods of synthesis, structures and properties
Coordination of tin(II) phthalocyanine to transition metal carbonyl clusters in neutral {Sn (Pc )} or radical anion {Sn (Pc˙ )} states is reported. Direct interaction of Co (CO) with {Sn (Pc )} yields a crystalline complex {Co (CO) ·Sn (Pc )} (1). There is no charge transfer from the cluster to phth...
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| creator | Romanenko, Nikita R Kuzmin, Alexey V Khasanov, Salavat S Faraonov, Maxim A Yudanova, Evgeniya I Nakano, Yoshiaki Otsuka, Akihiro Yamochi, Hideki Kitagawa, Hiroshi Konarev, Dmitri V |
| description | Coordination of tin(II) phthalocyanine to transition metal carbonyl clusters in neutral {Sn
(Pc
)}
or radical anion {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
states is reported. Direct interaction of Co
(CO)
with {Sn
(Pc
)}
yields a crystalline complex {Co
(CO)
·Sn
(Pc
)} (1). There is no charge transfer from the cluster to phthalocyanine in 1, which preserves the diamagnetic Pc
macrocycle. The Ru
(CO)
cluster forms complexes with one or two equivalents of {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
to yield crystalline {Cryptand[2.2.2](Na
)}{Ru
(CO)
·Sn
(Pc˙
)}
(2) or {Cryptand[2.2.2](M
)}
{Ru
(CO)
·[Sn
(Pc˙
)]
}
·4C
H
Cl
(3) (M
is K or Cs). Paramagnetic {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
species in 2 are packed in
-stacking [{Sn
(Pc˙
)}
]
dimers, providing strong antiferromagnetic coupling of spins with exchange interaction
/
= -19 K. Reduction of Ru
(CO)
, Os
(CO)
and Ir
(CO)
clusters by decamethylchromocene (Cp*
Cr) and subsequent oxidation of the reduced species by {Sn
Cl
(Pc
)}
yield a series of complexes with high-spin Cp*
Cr
counter cations (
= 3/2): (Cp*
Cr
){Ru
(CO)
·Sn
(Pc˙
)}
·C
H
Cl
(4), (Cp*
Cr
){Os
(CO)
Cl·Sn
(Pc˙
)}
·C
H
Cl
(5) and (Cp*
Cr
){Ir
(CO)
·Sn
(Pc˙
)}
(6). It is seen that reduced clusters are oxidized by Sn
, which is transferred to Sn
, whereas the Pc
macrocycle is reduced to Pc˙
. In the case of Os
(CO)
, oxidation of the metal atom in the cluster is observed to be accompanied by the formation of Os
(CO)
Cl with one Os
center. Rather weak magnetic coupling is observed between paramagnetic Cp*
Cr
and {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
species in 4, but this exchange interaction is enhanced in 5 owing to Os
(CO)
Cl clusters with paramagnetic Os
(
= 1/2) also being involved in antiferromagnetic coupling of spins. The formation of {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
with radical trianion Pc˙
macrocycles in 2-5 is supported by the appearance of new absorption bands in the NIR spectra and essential N
-C bond alternation in Pc (for 3-5). On the whole, this work shows that both diamagnetic {Sn
(Pc
)}
and paramagnetic {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
ligands substitute carbonyl ligands in the transition metal carbonyl clusters, forming well-soluble paramagnetic solids absorbing light in the visible and NIR ranges. |
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(Pc
)}
or radical anion {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
states is reported. Direct interaction of Co
(CO)
with {Sn
(Pc
)}
yields a crystalline complex {Co
(CO)
·Sn
(Pc
)} (1). There is no charge transfer from the cluster to phthalocyanine in 1, which preserves the diamagnetic Pc
macrocycle. The Ru
(CO)
cluster forms complexes with one or two equivalents of {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
to yield crystalline {Cryptand[2.2.2](Na
)}{Ru
(CO)
·Sn
(Pc˙
)}
(2) or {Cryptand[2.2.2](M
)}
{Ru
(CO)
·[Sn
(Pc˙
)]
}
·4C
H
Cl
(3) (M
is K or Cs). Paramagnetic {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
species in 2 are packed in
-stacking [{Sn
(Pc˙
)}
]
dimers, providing strong antiferromagnetic coupling of spins with exchange interaction
/
= -19 K. Reduction of Ru
(CO)
, Os
(CO)
and Ir
(CO)
clusters by decamethylchromocene (Cp*
Cr) and subsequent oxidation of the reduced species by {Sn
Cl
(Pc
)}
yield a series of complexes with high-spin Cp*
Cr
counter cations (
= 3/2): (Cp*
Cr
){Ru
(CO)
·Sn
(Pc˙
)}
·C
H
Cl
(4), (Cp*
Cr
){Os
(CO)
Cl·Sn
(Pc˙
)}
·C
H
Cl
(5) and (Cp*
Cr
){Ir
(CO)
·Sn
(Pc˙
)}
(6). It is seen that reduced clusters are oxidized by Sn
, which is transferred to Sn
, whereas the Pc
macrocycle is reduced to Pc˙
. In the case of Os
(CO)
, oxidation of the metal atom in the cluster is observed to be accompanied by the formation of Os
(CO)
Cl with one Os
center. Rather weak magnetic coupling is observed between paramagnetic Cp*
Cr
and {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
species in 4, but this exchange interaction is enhanced in 5 owing to Os
(CO)
Cl clusters with paramagnetic Os
(
= 1/2) also being involved in antiferromagnetic coupling of spins. The formation of {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
with radical trianion Pc˙
macrocycles in 2-5 is supported by the appearance of new absorption bands in the NIR spectra and essential N
-C bond alternation in Pc (for 3-5). On the whole, this work shows that both diamagnetic {Sn
(Pc
)}
and paramagnetic {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
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(Pc
)}
or radical anion {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
states is reported. Direct interaction of Co
(CO)
with {Sn
(Pc
)}
yields a crystalline complex {Co
(CO)
·Sn
(Pc
)} (1). There is no charge transfer from the cluster to phthalocyanine in 1, which preserves the diamagnetic Pc
macrocycle. The Ru
(CO)
cluster forms complexes with one or two equivalents of {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
to yield crystalline {Cryptand[2.2.2](Na
)}{Ru
(CO)
·Sn
(Pc˙
)}
(2) or {Cryptand[2.2.2](M
)}
{Ru
(CO)
·[Sn
(Pc˙
)]
}
·4C
H
Cl
(3) (M
is K or Cs). Paramagnetic {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
species in 2 are packed in
-stacking [{Sn
(Pc˙
)}
]
dimers, providing strong antiferromagnetic coupling of spins with exchange interaction
/
= -19 K. Reduction of Ru
(CO)
, Os
(CO)
and Ir
(CO)
clusters by decamethylchromocene (Cp*
Cr) and subsequent oxidation of the reduced species by {Sn
Cl
(Pc
)}
yield a series of complexes with high-spin Cp*
Cr
counter cations (
= 3/2): (Cp*
Cr
){Ru
(CO)
·Sn
(Pc˙
)}
·C
H
Cl
(4), (Cp*
Cr
){Os
(CO)
Cl·Sn
(Pc˙
)}
·C
H
Cl
(5) and (Cp*
Cr
){Ir
(CO)
·Sn
(Pc˙
)}
(6). It is seen that reduced clusters are oxidized by Sn
, which is transferred to Sn
, whereas the Pc
macrocycle is reduced to Pc˙
. In the case of Os
(CO)
, oxidation of the metal atom in the cluster is observed to be accompanied by the formation of Os
(CO)
Cl with one Os
center. Rather weak magnetic coupling is observed between paramagnetic Cp*
Cr
and {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
species in 4, but this exchange interaction is enhanced in 5 owing to Os
(CO)
Cl clusters with paramagnetic Os
(
= 1/2) also being involved in antiferromagnetic coupling of spins. The formation of {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
with radical trianion Pc˙
macrocycles in 2-5 is supported by the appearance of new absorption bands in the NIR spectra and essential N
-C bond alternation in Pc (for 3-5). On the whole, this work shows that both diamagnetic {Sn
(Pc
)}
and paramagnetic {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
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(Pc
)}
or radical anion {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
states is reported. Direct interaction of Co
(CO)
with {Sn
(Pc
)}
yields a crystalline complex {Co
(CO)
·Sn
(Pc
)} (1). There is no charge transfer from the cluster to phthalocyanine in 1, which preserves the diamagnetic Pc
macrocycle. The Ru
(CO)
cluster forms complexes with one or two equivalents of {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
to yield crystalline {Cryptand[2.2.2](Na
)}{Ru
(CO)
·Sn
(Pc˙
)}
(2) or {Cryptand[2.2.2](M
)}
{Ru
(CO)
·[Sn
(Pc˙
)]
}
·4C
H
Cl
(3) (M
is K or Cs). Paramagnetic {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
species in 2 are packed in
-stacking [{Sn
(Pc˙
)}
]
dimers, providing strong antiferromagnetic coupling of spins with exchange interaction
/
= -19 K. Reduction of Ru
(CO)
, Os
(CO)
and Ir
(CO)
clusters by decamethylchromocene (Cp*
Cr) and subsequent oxidation of the reduced species by {Sn
Cl
(Pc
)}
yield a series of complexes with high-spin Cp*
Cr
counter cations (
= 3/2): (Cp*
Cr
){Ru
(CO)
·Sn
(Pc˙
)}
·C
H
Cl
(4), (Cp*
Cr
){Os
(CO)
Cl·Sn
(Pc˙
)}
·C
H
Cl
(5) and (Cp*
Cr
){Ir
(CO)
·Sn
(Pc˙
)}
(6). It is seen that reduced clusters are oxidized by Sn
, which is transferred to Sn
, whereas the Pc
macrocycle is reduced to Pc˙
. In the case of Os
(CO)
, oxidation of the metal atom in the cluster is observed to be accompanied by the formation of Os
(CO)
Cl with one Os
center. Rather weak magnetic coupling is observed between paramagnetic Cp*
Cr
and {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
species in 4, but this exchange interaction is enhanced in 5 owing to Os
(CO)
Cl clusters with paramagnetic Os
(
= 1/2) also being involved in antiferromagnetic coupling of spins. The formation of {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
with radical trianion Pc˙
macrocycles in 2-5 is supported by the appearance of new absorption bands in the NIR spectra and essential N
-C bond alternation in Pc (for 3-5). On the whole, this work shows that both diamagnetic {Sn
(Pc
)}
and paramagnetic {Sn
(Pc˙
)}
ligands substitute carbonyl ligands in the transition metal carbonyl clusters, forming well-soluble paramagnetic solids absorbing light in the visible and NIR ranges.</abstract><cop>England</cop><pub>Royal Society of Chemistry</pub><pmid>35044409</pmid><doi>10.1039/d1dt04061h</doi><tpages>12</tpages><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7326-8118</orcidid><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0127-6530</orcidid><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0805-601X</orcidid><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3141-0702</orcidid><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6955-3015</orcidid><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3616-7286</orcidid><oa>free_for_read</oa></addata></record> |
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| subjects | Absorption spectra Anions Antiferromagnetism Carbon monoxide Carbonyls Charge transfer Clusters Coordination compounds Coupling Crystal structure Crystallinity Diamagnetism Dimers Ligands Oxidation Transition metals |
| title | Complexes of transition metal carbonyl clusters with tin(II) phthalocyanine in neutral and radical anion states: methods of synthesis, structures and properties |
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