TY - JOUR
T1 - Functional Trimethylphosphine Derivatives. 24. (Phosphinomethyl)aluminum Compounds
T2 - Bis- and Tris(dimethylphosphino)methyl Ligands in Tetrahedral and Octahedral Aluminum Phosphine Complexes and X-ray Structure of AI[(PMe2)2C(SiMe3)]3
AU - Karsch, Hans H.
AU - Appelt, Armin
AU - Riede, Jürgen
AU - Müller, Gerhard
PY - 1987/2/1
Y1 - 1987/2/1
N2 - The bis- and tris(phosphino)methanides Li[CX(PMe2)2] (5a,b) react with Me2AICl to give the tetrahedral, monomeric phosphine complexes Me2Al[(PMe2)2CX] (6a,b) (a, X = PMe2; b, X = SiMe3) with the four-membered chelate rings A1PCP. 6a,b disproportionate in solution to AlMe3and the homoleptic complexes Al[(PMe2)2CX]3(7a,b) with hexacoordinated aluminum (A1P6). 7a,b are also obtained directly from A1C13and 5a,b. In contrast, the sterically less hindered bis(phosphino)methanide Li[CX(PMe2)2] (2, X = H) yields {Me2Al[CX(PMe2)2])n(4) with Me2AlCl. 4 exists in solution as an equilibrium mixture of dimeric (six-membered ring, A1CPA1CP, n = 2) and monomeric (three-membered ring, A1CP, n = 1) species. 4 forms aluminates with LiMe ([Me3AlCH(PMe2)2Li(TMEDA)3/2] (8)) and 2 ({Me2Al[CH-(PMe2)2]2Li(OEt2)2) (9)). In 8, the aluminate acts as a monodentate phosphine ligand to Li, whereas in 9 each of the two bis(phosphino)methyl groups acts as a monodentate ligand to Li, thus forming a six-membered ring (LiPCAlCP), The characterization of the compounds is based on1H,13C,31P, and27A1 NMR as well as on an X-ray structure determination of 7b. Crystals of 7b are rhombohedral of space group R3c with a = b = 12.964 (2) Å, c = 43.575 (5) Å, a = β= 90°, ϒ = 120°, V = 6342.3 A3, and dcalcd= 1.019 g/cm3for z = 6 at 22 °C. Crystals of 7b are rhombohedral of space group R3c with a = b = 12.964 (2) Å, c = 43.575 (5) Å, a = β = 90°, ϒ = 120°, V = 6342.3 Å3, and dcalcd= 1.019 g/cm3for Z = 6 at 22 °C. Refinement converged at Rw= 0.069 for 67 refined parameters and 898 observables (F0≥ 4.0 σ(F0)). 7b is a trischelate with the ligands bound exclusively by Al-P bonds (Al-P = 2.495 (2) Å). Crystallographic D3symmetry is imposed on the molecule. The A1P6coordination geometry is almost halfway between octahedral and trigonal prismatic as manifested by a trigonal twist angle of 35.9° which compares with 60° for a regular octahedron and 0° for regular TP geometry. The observed distortion is induced by the small ligand bite.
AB - The bis- and tris(phosphino)methanides Li[CX(PMe2)2] (5a,b) react with Me2AICl to give the tetrahedral, monomeric phosphine complexes Me2Al[(PMe2)2CX] (6a,b) (a, X = PMe2; b, X = SiMe3) with the four-membered chelate rings A1PCP. 6a,b disproportionate in solution to AlMe3and the homoleptic complexes Al[(PMe2)2CX]3(7a,b) with hexacoordinated aluminum (A1P6). 7a,b are also obtained directly from A1C13and 5a,b. In contrast, the sterically less hindered bis(phosphino)methanide Li[CX(PMe2)2] (2, X = H) yields {Me2Al[CX(PMe2)2])n(4) with Me2AlCl. 4 exists in solution as an equilibrium mixture of dimeric (six-membered ring, A1CPA1CP, n = 2) and monomeric (three-membered ring, A1CP, n = 1) species. 4 forms aluminates with LiMe ([Me3AlCH(PMe2)2Li(TMEDA)3/2] (8)) and 2 ({Me2Al[CH-(PMe2)2]2Li(OEt2)2) (9)). In 8, the aluminate acts as a monodentate phosphine ligand to Li, whereas in 9 each of the two bis(phosphino)methyl groups acts as a monodentate ligand to Li, thus forming a six-membered ring (LiPCAlCP), The characterization of the compounds is based on1H,13C,31P, and27A1 NMR as well as on an X-ray structure determination of 7b. Crystals of 7b are rhombohedral of space group R3c with a = b = 12.964 (2) Å, c = 43.575 (5) Å, a = β= 90°, ϒ = 120°, V = 6342.3 A3, and dcalcd= 1.019 g/cm3for z = 6 at 22 °C. Crystals of 7b are rhombohedral of space group R3c with a = b = 12.964 (2) Å, c = 43.575 (5) Å, a = β = 90°, ϒ = 120°, V = 6342.3 Å3, and dcalcd= 1.019 g/cm3for Z = 6 at 22 °C. Refinement converged at Rw= 0.069 for 67 refined parameters and 898 observables (F0≥ 4.0 σ(F0)). 7b is a trischelate with the ligands bound exclusively by Al-P bonds (Al-P = 2.495 (2) Å). Crystallographic D3symmetry is imposed on the molecule. The A1P6coordination geometry is almost halfway between octahedral and trigonal prismatic as manifested by a trigonal twist angle of 35.9° which compares with 60° for a regular octahedron and 0° for regular TP geometry. The observed distortion is induced by the small ligand bite.
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U2 - 10.1021/om00145a013
DO - 10.1021/om00145a013
M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:0000237558
SN - 0276-7333
VL - 6
SP - 316
EP - 323
JO - Organometallics
JF - Organometallics
IS - 2
ER -