REACTIVITY OF TUNGSTEN(V) MONONUCLEAR COMPLEXES TOWARDS LI(TCNQ) AND TCNQ - COMPARISON OF THE CRYSTAL-STRUCTURES OF [W(S2CNME2)(4)][TCNQ] AND [MO(S2CNME2)(4)][TCNQ]CENTER-DOT-MECN (TCNQ = 7,7,8,8-TETRACYANOQUINODIMETHANE)
S. Lestang et al., REACTIVITY OF TUNGSTEN(V) MONONUCLEAR COMPLEXES TOWARDS LI(TCNQ) AND TCNQ - COMPARISON OF THE CRYSTAL-STRUCTURES OF [W(S2CNME2)(4)][TCNQ] AND [MO(S2CNME2)(4)][TCNQ]CENTER-DOT-MECN (TCNQ = 7,7,8,8-TETRACYANOQUINODIMETHANE), Journal of the Chemical Society. Dalton transactions, (3), 1998, pp. 489-496
The reaction of tungsten(v) complexes [W(S2CNR2)(4)]I (R = Me or Et) w
ith Li(TCNQ) in a dimethylformamide-water mixture at room temperature
afforded the new derivatives [W(S2CNR2)(4)][TCNQ] 1a and 1b (TCNQ = 7,
7,8,8-tetracyanoquinodimethane). These compounds reacted further with
TCNQ in acetonitrile to produce [W(S2CNR2)(4)][TCNQ](2) in which the T
CNQ moieties are in a mixed-valence state. The physical properties of
these new derivatives in solution and in the solid state are presented
, The structures of 1a and of its molybdenum analogue [Mo(S2CNR2)(4)][
TCNQ]. MeCN 2a have been studied by X-ray diffraction analyses: in 1a
the TCNQ moieties form alternating stacks along the c axis according t
o a quite unusual bond-bond overlap; in 2a the TCNQ(.-) moieties are d
imerized and exhibit the usual slipped conformation.