Issue 1, 1988

triangulo-Trirhenium(III) alkyl compounds. The X-ray crystal structures of Re3(µ-Cl)1.5(µ-Me)1.5(CH2Ph)6 and Re3(µ-Me)3(CH2Ph)6

Abstract

A new large scale synthesis of Re3(µ-Cl)3(CH2Ph)6, and the previously unknown Re3(µ-Cl)3(CH2C6H4But-4)6 are described. Substitution of the bridging halide with excess LiMe leads to the complexes Re3(µ-Me)3R6(R = CH2Ph or CH2C6H4But–4). Stoicheiometric reactions with LiMe give mixed halide–methyl products. The X-ray crystal structures of Re3(µ-Cl)1.5(µ-Me)1.5(CH2Ph)6 and Re3(µ-Me)3(CH2Ph)6 have been determined. PMe3 displaces tetrahydrofuran (thf) from Re3Cl9(thf)3 to give Re3(µ-Cl)Cl6(PMe3)3, which in turn with AlMe3 yields the green compound Re3(µ-Cl)3Me6(PMe3)3.

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J. Chem. Soc., Dalton Trans., 1988, 219-225

triangulo-Trirhenium(III) alkyl compounds. The X-ray crystal structures of Re3(µ-Cl)1.5(µ-Me)1.5(CH2Ph)6 and Re3(µ-Me)3(CH2Ph)6

A. C. C. Wong, P. G. Edwards, G. Wilkinson, M. Motevalli and M. B. Hursthouse, J. Chem. Soc., Dalton Trans., 1988, 219 DOI: 10.1039/DT9880000219

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