Issue 11, 1975

Electron spin resonance of bis(1-phenylborabenzene)cobalt(II)

Abstract

Electron spin resonance measurements of bis(1-phenylborabenzene)cobalt(II) in toluene–ether solution at 77 K yields the following parameters: gx= 2·130, gy= 1·915, gz= 1·990, Ax= 142. Ay= 62, Az= 34 (× 10–4 cm–1), and |Q′|= 0·0003 cm–1. The sign of Q′ is deduced to be positive. The nominal electron configuration is (dx2y2)2, (dxy)2, (dyz)2, (dz2)1. The unpaired electron is in a dz2dx2y2 hybrid orbital with 66% in dz2 and 13% in dx2y2. Analysis of the quadrupole coupling constant suggests that the bonding is very similar to that in ferrocene with 0·7 electron back donated to each borabenzene ring.

Article information

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J. Chem. Soc., Dalton Trans., 1975, 985-990

Electron spin resonance of bis(1-phenylborabenzene)cobalt(II)

G. E. Herberich, T. Lund and J. B. Raynor, J. Chem. Soc., Dalton Trans., 1975, 985 DOI: 10.1039/DT9750000985

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