-4-YLMETHYLIDENE)-1,3-PROPANEDIAMINATO)NICKEL(II)] BRIDGED BY DI-MU-PHENOXO MOIETY AND THE DEPROTONATED IMIDAZOLATE-BRIDGED CYCLIC-TETRANUCLEAR COMPLEX
M. Mimura et al., -4-YLMETHYLIDENE)-1,3-PROPANEDIAMINATO)NICKEL(II)] BRIDGED BY DI-MU-PHENOXO MOIETY AND THE DEPROTONATED IMIDAZOLATE-BRIDGED CYCLIC-TETRANUCLEAR COMPLEX, Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan, 71(8), 1998, pp. 1831-1837
Protonated and deprotonated forms of nickel(II) complex with henylimid
azol-4-ylmethylidene)-1,3-propanediamine, 1 and 1', were synthesized a
nd characterized. The X-ray crystal structures of 1 . H2O and 1' were
determined: 1 . H2O, P2(1)/n (No. 14), a = 11.642(2), b = 12.908(3), c
= 15.264(2) Angstrom, beta = 96.642(1)degrees; 1', I4(1)/a (No. 88),
a = 22.651(3), c = 13.950(7) Angstrom. The crystal of 1 . H2O assumes
a dinuclear structure bridged by the di-mu-phenoxo moiety in an out-of
-plane fashion with Ni-Ni = 3.173(1) Angstrom and Ni-O = 2.126(3) Angs
trom of the Ni2O2 core and two perchlorate ions as counter anions, in
which the nickel(II) ion assumes an octahedral coordination geometry w
ith N3O3 donor atoms consisting of four donor atoms of a quadridentate
ligand, a bridging phenoxo-oxygen atom, and an oxygen atom of methano
l. A ferromagnetic interaction with J = +7.1 cm(-1) operates between t
he two high-spin nickel(II) ions. 1 undergoes a deprotonation of the i
midazole proton under basic conditions to give the deprotonated comple
x 1'. The crystal of 1' consists of an electrically-neutral imidazolat
e-bridged cyclic-tetranuclear molecule with Ni-Ni = 6.339(2) Angstrom
and Ni-N = 2.051(7) Angstrom, in which the nickel(II) ion assumes a sq
uare-pyramidal geometry with N4O donor atoms consisting of the quadrid
entate ligand and an imidazolate nitrogen of the adjacent nickel(II) c
omplex. An antiferromagnetic interaction with J = -6.3 cm(-1) is obser
ved between the adjacent nickel(II) ions through the imidazolate group
. Since the corresponding deprotonated copper(II) complex with the sam
e ligand assumed an imidazolate-bridged zigzag-chain structure, the re
sult with the nickel(II) complex demonstrates a very marked influence
of the metal ion on the formation of the assembly structure.