Issue 12, 1986

Borane anions with bridging cyanide ligands; preparation and properties of derivatives of [B3H8] and [B9H14]

Abstract

A series of cyanide-bridged derivatives of the arachno-octahydrotriborate(1–) and arachno-tetradecahydrononaborate(1–) ions, [B3H8] and [B9H14] respectively, have been prepared using chemical and electrochemical methods. Compounds prepared include the triborate species [B3H7(NC)B3H7] and its substituted derivatives, [B3H6Cl(NC)B3H7] and [B3H6Cl(NC)B3H6Cl], together with the ions [B3H7(NC)BH2(NC)BH3] and [B3H7(NC)BPh3]. The ions [B3H7(NC)BH2(CN)] and [B3H7(NC)BH2(CN)B3H7] have also been obtained. The nonaborate derivatives include [B9H13(NC)BPh3], [B9H13(NC)BH2(NC)BH3], [B9H13(NC)BH2(CN)], and [B9H13(NC) BH2(CN) B9H13].

Article information

Article type
Paper

J. Chem. Soc., Dalton Trans., 1986, 2645-2650

Borane anions with bridging cyanide ligands; preparation and properties of derivatives of [B3H8] and [B9H14]

D. G. Meina and J. H. Morris, J. Chem. Soc., Dalton Trans., 1986, 2645 DOI: 10.1039/DT9860002645

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