THE VIBRATIONS OF BRIDGING CARBONYL GROUPS AS MORE SENSITIVE INDICATORS OF MOLECULAR-GEOMETRY THAN TERMINAL CARBONYL GROUPS IN TRANSITION-METAL CARBONYL CLUSTER COMPOUNDS .2. SOME M(5) SPECIES
Sfa. Kettle et al., THE VIBRATIONS OF BRIDGING CARBONYL GROUPS AS MORE SENSITIVE INDICATORS OF MOLECULAR-GEOMETRY THAN TERMINAL CARBONYL GROUPS IN TRANSITION-METAL CARBONYL CLUSTER COMPOUNDS .2. SOME M(5) SPECIES, Inorganica Chimica Acta, 235(1-2), 1995, pp. 407-411
A study of the v(CO) spectra of six M(5) trigonal bipyramidal cluster
carbonyls shows that the patterns observed are consistent with the pos
tulate that the bridging region spectra are more structure-sensitive t
han are the terminal ones. A qualitative suggestion is made concerning
predictions for species with bridge CO groups with significantly diff
erent v(CO) zeroth-order frequency differences.