ORGANOMETALLIC PHOTOCHEMISTRY IN SUPERCRITICAL FLUIDS - REACTIONS OF CYCLOPENTADIENYL CARBONYL AND PHOSPHINE CARBONYL-COMPLEXES OF MANGANESE WITH DINITROGEN
Ja. Banister et al., ORGANOMETALLIC PHOTOCHEMISTRY IN SUPERCRITICAL FLUIDS - REACTIONS OF CYCLOPENTADIENYL CARBONYL AND PHOSPHINE CARBONYL-COMPLEXES OF MANGANESE WITH DINITROGEN, Journal of organometallic chemistry, 484(1-2), 1994, pp. 129-135
UV photolysis has been used to generate dinitrogen compounds by substi
tution of CO groups by N-2 in supercritical fluid solvents (scXe, scCO
(2) and scC(2)H(6)) containing high pressures of N-2. Compounds includ
e Cp'Mn(CO)(2)L (Cp' = C(5)H(4)Me; L = PMe(3-x)Ph(x), x = 0 to 3). A s
emi-quantitative comparison of the photolysis of CpMn(CO)(3) (Cp* = C
(5)Me(5)) and N-2 in scXe and scCO(2) indicates that there is little d
ifference between the effectiveness of the photolysis in these two sup
ercritical solvents. The Timney Ligand Effect approach is used to rati
onalise the fact that some of the v(C-O) and v(N-N) bands of CpMn(CO)
(2)(N-2) and CpMn(CO)(N-2)(2) are nearly coincident.