Syntheses, structures and multinuclear NMR (Sc-45, Y-89, P-31) studies of Ph3PO, Ph2MePO and Me3PO complexes of scandium and yttrium nitrates

Citation
L. Deakin et al., Syntheses, structures and multinuclear NMR (Sc-45, Y-89, P-31) studies of Ph3PO, Ph2MePO and Me3PO complexes of scandium and yttrium nitrates, J CHEM S DA, (14), 2000, pp. 2439-2447
Citations number
24
Categorie Soggetti
Inorganic & Nuclear Chemistry
Journal title
JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY-DALTON TRANSACTIONS
ISSN journal
1470479X → ACNP
Issue
14
Year of publication
2000
Pages
2439 - 2447
Database
ISI
SICI code
1470-479X(2000):14<2439:SSAMN(>2.0.ZU;2-9
Abstract
The reactions of the tertiary phosphine oxides Ph3PO, Ph2MePO or Me3PO with hydrated yttrium(III) nitrate in ethanol gave the complexes [Y(R3PO)(2)(Et OH)(NO3)(3)] (R3PO=Ph3PO or Ph2MePO), [Y(Me3PO)(2)(H2O)(NO3)(3)], [Y(R3PO)( 3)(NO3)(3)] (R3PO=Ph3PO, Ph2MePO or Me3PO), and [Y(Ph3PO)(4)(NO3)(2)]NO3. T he species [Y(R3PO)(4)(NO3)(2)]NO3 (R3PO=Ph2MePO or Me3PO) were formed from [Y(R3PO)(3)(NO3)(3)] and an excess of R3PO in CH2Cl2 solution and identifi ed spectroscopically, but have not been isolated as solids. Corresponding r eactions of hydrated scandium(III) nitrate produced [Sc(Ph3PO)(2)(NO3)(3)], [Sc(Ph2MePO)(3)(NO3)(3)], [Sc(Ph2MePO)(4)(NO3)(2)]NO3, [Sc(Me3PO)(2)(EtOH) (NO3)(3)], and [Sc(Me3PO)(6)][NO3](3). All complexes were characterised by elemental analysis, IR and H-1 NMR spectroscopy and conductance measurement s. Variable temperature Y-89, Sc-45 and P-31-{H-1} NMR spectroscopies have been used to identify species present in solution, and probe the interconve rsions. P-31-{H-1} NMR studies show that exchange with added R3PO in soluti on is slow on the NMR timescale. Crystal structures were determined for [Y( Ph3PO)(2)(EtOH)(NO3)(3)] and [Y(R3PO)(3)(NO3)(3)] (R3PO=Ph3PO, Ph2MePO or M e3PO): all contain 9-co-ordinate Y with symmetrically co-ordinated bidentat e nitrate groups. Structures of the 8-co-ordinate [Sc(Ph3PO)(2)(NO3)(3)] an d [Sc(Ph2MePO)(4)(NO3)(2)]NO3 are also described.