Issue 6, 1988

Polyhedral thiaborane chemistry: a comparative nuclear magnetic resonance study of arachno-[6-SB9H12] and nido-6-SB9H11

Abstract

A nuclear magnetic resonance study of nido-6-SB9H11 and arachno-[6-SB9H12] using 11B, 11B-{1H}, 1H-{11B}, [11B–11B]-COSY, and [1H–1H]-COSY techniques has enabled unequivocal assignment of the 11B and 1H spectra, and has thereby shown that the basic known behavioural patterns of their binary borane analogues (arachno-[B10H14]2– and nido-B10H14) also hold for the 6-thiadecaborane system. Interestingly, the effects on cluster nuclear shielding upon replacement of the decarborane B(6) centres with sulphur are very similar for both systems in spite of the fundamentally different arachno versus nido electronic structures. A long-term hydrolysis product of [6-SB9H12] is confirmed as [endo-9-(OH)-arachno-6-SB9H11].

Article information

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J. Chem. Soc., Dalton Trans., 1988, 1467-1473

Polyhedral thiaborane chemistry: a comparative nuclear magnetic resonance study of arachno-[6-SB9H12] and nido-6-SB9H11

M. Bown, X. L. R. Fontaine and J. D. Kennedy, J. Chem. Soc., Dalton Trans., 1988, 1467 DOI: 10.1039/DT9880001467

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