The crystal structures of [(4-MepyO)(2)H](I-3(-)) and [Co(4-EtO(2)CpyO)(6)](I-8(2-)), products of aerobic decomposition from ethanolic solutions of SO2 adducts containing pyridine-N-oxide derivatives
J. Sanmartin et al., The crystal structures of [(4-MepyO)(2)H](I-3(-)) and [Co(4-EtO(2)CpyO)(6)](I-8(2-)), products of aerobic decomposition from ethanolic solutions of SO2 adducts containing pyridine-N-oxide derivatives, J COORD CH, 48(2), 1999, pp. 97-111
Four samples of SO2 adducts in ethanol or toluene solutions, CuCl2(2,6-Mepy
O)(2)(SO2)(0.5)(H2O)(2), CuBr2(3-HOH(2)CpyO)(2)(SO2)(0.5), MnI2(4-MepyO)(2)
(SO2)(0.75)(H2O)(4) and CoI2(4-CNpyO)(2)(SO2)(0.75)(H2O)(2), were exposed t
o air at room temperature by simply exposing them to air for about a month
or by bubbling air into the solution for 4h and subsequent stirring for 12h
. After this procedure, oxidation products and ligand derivatives, obtained
from adducts where SO2 bridged between two metal centres, were isolated an
d characterised. Thus, the aerobic oxidation of MnI2(4-MepyO)(2)(SO2)(0.75)
(H2O)(4) and CoI2(4-CNpyO)(2)(SO2)(0.75)(H2O)(2), respectively, yield the d
ecomposition products [(4-MepyO)(2)H](I-3) and [Co(4-EtO(2)CpyO)(6)](I-8),
which have been crystallographically characterised. Furthermore, we have is
olated and clearly identified blue crystals of CuSO4. 5H(2)O from solutions
of both CuCl2(2,6-MepyO)(2)(SO2)(0.5)(H2O)(2) and CuBr2(3-HO(2)HCpyO)(2)(S
O2)(0.5).