SYNTHESES AND SPECTRA OF (CO)(2)(NO)CR(ETA(5)-C5H4-R) (R=-C(O)-N-3,-N=C=O,-NH2,-NH-C(O)-O-CH2C6H5 OR -NH-C(O)-NH-(ETA(5)-C5H4)CR(CO)(2)(NO)) AND CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE OF TA(5)-C5H4)-NH-C(O)-NH-(ETA(5)-C5H4)]CR(CO)(2)(NO)
Yp. Wang et al., SYNTHESES AND SPECTRA OF (CO)(2)(NO)CR(ETA(5)-C5H4-R) (R=-C(O)-N-3,-N=C=O,-NH2,-NH-C(O)-O-CH2C6H5 OR -NH-C(O)-NH-(ETA(5)-C5H4)CR(CO)(2)(NO)) AND CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE OF TA(5)-C5H4)-NH-C(O)-NH-(ETA(5)-C5H4)]CR(CO)(2)(NO), Journal of organometallic chemistry, 503(1), 1995, pp. 35-45
(eta(5)-Isocyanatocyclopentadienyl)dicarbon(5) (hereafter called isocy
anatocynichrodene) was prepared from cynichrodenoic acid (2) via the C
urtius rearrangement. Hydrolysis of 5 with 20% aqueous potassium hydro
xide solution gave dicynichrodenylurea (8) with a 40% and aminocynichr
odene (6) with a 30% yield. The structure of 8 was solved by an X-ray
diffraction study: space group, 14(1)/a; tetragonal; a = 20.383(4) and
c = 18.001(4); Z = 16. Compound 8 adopts a transoid conformation at t
he organic imido bridge. The dihedral angle between the two planes of
imido-substituted cyclopentadienyl rings is 38.9 degrees. The nitrosyl
group in each cynichrodenyl moiety is located at the site towards the
corresponding imido nitrogen atom with twist angles of 8.3 degrees an
d 9.7 degrees respectively. The chemical shifts of H(2)-H(5) protons a
nd C(2)-C(5) carbon atoms of a series of cynichrodene derivatives have
been assigned using two-dimensional HetCOR NMR spectroscopy. The assi
gned chemical shifts of selected monosubstituted cynichrodene derivati
ves were compared with the NMR data of their analogues of ferrocene an
d benzene derivatives. For derivatives with electron-donating substitu
ents, an analogy was observed between the shielding of C(2,5) and C(3,
4) carbon atoms of cynichrodene derivatives and ferrocene derivatives
and ortho- and para-carbon atoms of benzene derivatives. For derivativ
es bearing electron-withdrawing substituents, the opposite correlation
on the assignments was observed between cynichrodene derivatives and
the derivatives of ferrocene and benzene. The electron density distrib
ution in the cyclopentadienyl ring is discussed on the basis of C-13 N
MR data and that of 8 is compared with the ab-initio calculations.