Platinum thiosemicarbazide and thiourea complexes: the crystal structure of [PtCl(dppe){SC(NHMe)NHNMe2-S}](PF6) and the influence of intramolecular hydrogen bonding on ligand co-ordination mode
Ad. Burrows et al., Platinum thiosemicarbazide and thiourea complexes: the crystal structure of [PtCl(dppe){SC(NHMe)NHNMe2-S}](PF6) and the influence of intramolecular hydrogen bonding on ligand co-ordination mode, POLYHEDRON, 18(20), 1999, pp. 2665-2671
The reaction of [PtCl2(dppe)] [dppe=1,2-bis(diphenylphosphino)ethane] with
two equivalents of the thioureas NHRC(S)NHR (R=H, Me, Et) in the presence o
f NH4PF6 led to substitution of both chlorides and formation of the complex
es [Pt(dppe){SC(NHR)(2)}(2)](PF6)(2) (1a, R=H; 1b, R=Me; 1c, R=Et). In cont
rast, the reaction of [PtCl2(dppe)] with one equivalent of the potentially
bidentate thiosemicarbazides NHRC(S)NHNR: (R=Me, R'=H; R=Et, R'=H; R=Ph, R'
=H; R=Me, R'=Me) in the presence of NH,PF, led to substitution of only one
chloride and formation of the complexes [PtCl(dppe){SC(NHR)NHNR2'-S}](PF6)
(2a, R=Me, R'=H; 2b, R=Et, R'=H; 2c, R=Ph, R'=H; 2d, R=Me, R'=Me). An X-ray
analysis of complex 2d revealed that an intramolecular N-H ... Cl hydrogen
bond [N(2)... Cl(1)=3.29(2) Angstrom] helps to stabilise the monodentate c
o-ordination mode. The chloride ligand can be abstracted from complex 2d by
treatment with TlPF6, and this reaction led to formation of [Pt(dppe){SC(N
HMe)NHNMe2-S,N}](PF6)(2) 3d. Reaction of [PtCl2(dppe)] with unsubstituted t
hiosemicarbazide NH2CCS)NHNH2 in the presence of NH4PF6 resulted in a mixtu
re of products containing mono- and bidentate co-ordinated ligands, [PtCl(d
ppe){SC(NH2)NHNH2-S}](PF6) 2e and [Pt(dppe){SC(NH2)NHNH2- S,N}](PF6)(2) 3e.
[PtCl2(dppe)] also reacts with two equivalents of NHMeC(S)NHNMe2 in the pr
esence of NH4PF6 to yield [Pt(dppe){SC(NHMe)NHNMe2-S}(2)](PF6)(2) 1d, in wh
ich the thiosemicarbazide is acting as an S-donor, directly analogous to th
e thiourea ligands in complexes 1a-c. (C) 1999 Elsevier Science Ltd. All ri
ghts reserved.