Diphosphinoazines (Z,Z)-R2PCH2C(Bu-t)=NN=C(Bu-t)C H2PR2 with R groups of various sizes and complexes {[(Z, Z)-R2PCH2C(Bu-t)=NN=C(Bu-t)CH2PR2]-[eta(3)-CH2C(CH3)=CH2PdCl](2)}
J. Cermak et al., Diphosphinoazines (Z,Z)-R2PCH2C(Bu-t)=NN=C(Bu-t)C H2PR2 with R groups of various sizes and complexes {[(Z, Z)-R2PCH2C(Bu-t)=NN=C(Bu-t)CH2PR2]-[eta(3)-CH2C(CH3)=CH2PdCl](2)}, INORG CHIM, 313(1-2), 2001, pp. 77-86
Four new ligands of diphosphinoazine type together with their dioxides were
synthesized and characterized. The crystal structure of the dioxide (Pr2P)
-P-1(O)CH2C(Bu-t) NN=C(Bu-1)CH2P(O)Pr-2(1), which crystallizes as a solvate
with 1 mol of hydrogen peroxide, was determined by X-ray diffraction. The
ligands were used to split the chlorine bridge of bis[mu -chloro-(eta (3)-2
-methylpropenyl)palladium], thus forming new binuclear palladium complexes
with asymmetric eta (3)-2-methylpropenyl ligand. Phase-sensitive 2D H-1 NOE
SY of the complexes revealed a short distance between syn protons on the te
rminal carbon of eta (3)-2-methylpropenyl ligand cis to phosphorus and prot
ons of substituent groups on phosphorus for isopropyl, cyclohexyl, and tert
-butyl complex. This evidence is further borne out by specifically broad re
sonances in C-13 NMR spectra, suggesting hindered rotation of substituent g
roups on phosphorus. The diphosphinoazines can be grouped into a series wit
h monotonous change of chemical shifts of selected nuclei (P-31, C-13), how
ever, the series is different from that obtained using published substituen
t contribution data on electron donor-acceptor properties of phosphines. (C
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