REACTIONS OF 1,2,3,4,5-TETRACHALCOGENASTANNOLANES WITH GROUP-6 AND GROUP-8 TRANSITION-METAL CARBONYLS - FORMATION OF NOVEL TRANSITION-METALCOMPLEXES BRIDGED BY STANNANETHIONES AND STANNANESELONES
Y. Matsuhashi et al., REACTIONS OF 1,2,3,4,5-TETRACHALCOGENASTANNOLANES WITH GROUP-6 AND GROUP-8 TRANSITION-METAL CARBONYLS - FORMATION OF NOVEL TRANSITION-METALCOMPLEXES BRIDGED BY STANNANETHIONES AND STANNANESELONES, Organometallics, 13(11), 1994, pp. 4387-4397
The reactions of the 1,2,3,4,5-tetrachalcogenastannolanes Tb(Tip)SnY4
(1: 1a, Y = S; 1b, Y = Se) with W(CO)(5).THF and M(3)(CO)(12) (M = Ru,
Os) are reported. Stannolane 1a reacted with W(CO)5.THF to produce Tb
(Tip)SnS4.W(CO)(5) (2) in 40% yield, which was analyzed crystallograph
ically. The structure of 2 contains an octahedral tungsten unit, the T
HF Ligand of W(CO)(5).THF being replaced by a tetrathiastannolane ring
at a position beta to tin. While triruthenium complexes (mu(3)-Y)(3)(
mu(2)-Y)Ru-3(CO)(7)[Tb(Tip)Sn] (4: 4a, Y = S; 4b, Y = Se) and diruthen
ium complexes (mu(3)-Y)(2)Ru-2(CO)(6)[Tb(Tip)Sn] (5: 5a, Y = S; 5b, Y
= Se) were isolated from the reaction of 1 with Ru-3(CO)(12), the reac
tions of 1 with Os-3(CO)(12) afforded triosmium complexes (mu(3)-Y)(3)
Os-3(CO)(7)[Tb(Tip)Sn] (8: Y = S, Se) together with triosmium complexe
s (mu(3)-Y)(3)(mu(2)-Y)Os-3(Co)(7)[Tb(Tip)Sn] (9a, Y = S) and diosmium
complexes (mu(3)-Y)(2)Os-2(CO)(6)[Tb(Tip)Sn] (10, Y = S, Se), The str
uctures of 4b, 5a, and 8 were characterized crystallographically. The
isolation of 5 and 10, which have interesting and strained quadracycli
c SnY(2)M(2) (M = Ru, Os) ring systems,was considered to be due to ste
ric protection against polymerization by bulky Tb and Tip ligands. The
complexes 4 and 9 contain three triply bridging chalcogen ligands in
a cluster of three ruthenium or osmium atoms which have only one Ru-Ru
or Os-Os bond. The complexes 8 are regarded as binuclear osmium compl
exes bridged by a stannanethione and a stannaneselone, though the bond
lengths between tin and chalcogen were elongated to those for single
bonds and the angles around the tin atom were slightly spread out on a
ccount of the complexation of osmium. The possible reaction mechanism
is also proposed.