Issue 4, 2002

C-Donor lariat ether ‘scorpionates’

Abstract

Structural studies on a range of Ag+ and Pb2+ complexes of N-allyl and N-butenyl lariat ethers are reported. In the case of smaller ligands with allyl side arms (L = N-allylaza-15-crown-5 and N-azaallyl-18-crown-6), coordination polymers of type [Ag(L)]+ exhibiting Ag+⋯π interactions are observed. Increasing the length of the side arm to N-butenylaza-18-crown-6 gives a monomeric ‘scorpionate’ species in which the Ag+ ion is simultaneously bound to the macrocyclic portion and side arm of a single ligand. NMR titration results indicate that the Ag+⋯π interactions persist in solution. In the case of Pb2+ complexes no side arm involvement is observed in any case. The novel protonated complex (H3O)(N-allylaza-18-crown-6)[Cu2I3] is also reported.

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Article information

Article type
Paper
Submitted
17 Sep 2001
Accepted
10 Dec 2001
First published
22 Mar 2002

New J. Chem., 2002,26, 440-447

C-Donor lariat ether ‘scorpionates’

P. Arya, A. Channa, P. J. Cragg, P. D. Prince and J. W. Steed, New J. Chem., 2002, 26, 440 DOI: 10.1039/B108522K

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