Issue 16, 2005

Novel organometallic building blocks for molecular crystal engineering. Part 4. Synthesis and characterization of mono- and bis-amido derivatives of [CoIII5-C5H4COOH)2]+ and their utilization as ligands

Abstract

The synthesis and structural characterization of the hexafluorophosphate salts of the substituted bis-amido molecular complexes [CoIII5-C5H4CONHC4H3N2)2]+ (1), [CoIII5-C5H4CONHCH2C5H4N)2]+ (2), [CoIII5-C5H4CON(C5H4N)2)2]+ (3), and of the amido-carboxyl complexes [CoIII5-C5H4CON(C5H4N)2)(η5-C5H4COOH)]+ (4), and [CoIII5-C5H4CONHC2N3(C5H4N)2)(η5-C5H4COOH)]+ (5) are reported. The pyridyl and pyrazine substituted amido ligands on the sandwich cores have been chosen because they allow both coordination to metal centres and participation in hydrogen bonding. The hydrogen bonding interactions established by the family of complexes in the solid state has been investigated. The utilization of complex 5 for the preparation of the complex of complexes [Cd(NO3)2{CoIII5-C5H4CONHC2N3(C5H4N)(C5H4NH))(η5-C5H4COOH)}2]6+ (6) is reported as a first example of the potential of the substituted mono-and bis-amides as ligands. The isolation and structural characterization of the carbonyl chloride cation [CoIII5-C5H4COCl)2]+ (7) as its tetrachloro cobaltate anion salt is also described.

Graphical abstract: Novel organometallic building blocks for molecular crystal engineering. Part 4. Synthesis and characterization of mono- and bis-amido derivatives of [CoIII(η5-C5H4COOH)2]+ and their utilization as ligands

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Article information

Article type
Paper
Submitted
20 Apr 2005
Accepted
24 Jun 2005
First published
13 Jul 2005

Dalton Trans., 2005, 2766-2773

Novel organometallic building blocks for molecular crystal engineering. Part 4. Synthesis and characterization of mono- and bis-amido derivatives of [CoIII5-C5H4COOH)2]+ and their utilization as ligands

D. Braga, M. Polito, S. L. Giaffreda and F. Grepioni, Dalton Trans., 2005, 2766 DOI: 10.1039/B505521K

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