SYNTHETIC, STRUCTURAL AND VIBRATIONAL SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES IN BISMUTH(III) HALIDE N,N'-AROMATIC BIDENTATE BASE SYSTEMS - 3 - SOME NOVEL BISMUTH(III) HALIDE N,N'-BIDENTATE LIGAND(1 1) DIMETHYL-SULFOXIDE SOLVATES/
Ga. Bowmaker et al., SYNTHETIC, STRUCTURAL AND VIBRATIONAL SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES IN BISMUTH(III) HALIDE N,N'-AROMATIC BIDENTATE BASE SYSTEMS - 3 - SOME NOVEL BISMUTH(III) HALIDE N,N'-BIDENTATE LIGAND(1 1) DIMETHYL-SULFOXIDE SOLVATES/, Australian Journal of Chemistry, 51(4), 1998, pp. 317-324
Syntheses and single-crystal room-temperature X-ray structure determin
ations are recorded for a number of adducts obtained by the crystalliz
ation of bismuth(III) halides with 2,2'-bipyridine (bpy) or 1,10-phena
nthroline (phen) from dimethyl sulfoxide (dmso) solution. [(phen)BiX3(
O-dmso)(2)].dmso, X = Cl, Br, are triclinic, <P(1)over bar>, a approxi
mate to 14.6, b approximate to 9.7, c approximate to 9.5 Angstrom, alp
ha approximate to 96, beta approximate to 96, gamma approximate to 98
degrees, Z = 2; conventional R on \F\ were 0.057, 0.037 for N-o 5775,
4847 independent 'observed' (I > 3 sigma(I)) reflections respectively.
The metal atom coordination environments are seven-coordinate pentago
nal bipyramidal with axial halides and the two O-dmso ligands c is in
the equatorial plane. BiI3/phen/dmso (1:1:11/2) is orthorhombic, Pmc2(
1), a 12.745(3), b 9.697(3), c 18.335(5) Angstrom, Z = 4, R 0.049 for
N-o 2012. The complex is ionic [(phen)BiI2(O-dmso)(3)](+)[(phen)BiI4](
-), the halide atoms being axial in a pentagonal bipyramidal array abo
ut the metal in the cation, with a quasi-octahedral coordination envir
onment in the anion. With bpy, by contrast, BiI3/bpy/dmso (1:1:1) is o
btained, orthorhombic, Pnma, a 17.86(2), b 12.87(1), c 8.47(1) Angstro
m, Z = 4, R 0.058 for N-o 1194, a neutral mononuclear complex [(bpy)Bi
I3(O-dmso)] with a six-coordinate array about the metal, O-dmso trans
to an iodine atom. Bands in the far-infrared and Raman spectra due to
the vibrations of the O2N2BiX3 cores in [(phen)BiX3(O-dmso)(2)] (X = C
l, Br) are assigned, and discussed in relation to the structures of th
e complexes.