Issue 3, 1984

Preparation and boron-11 and proton nuclear magnetic resonance study of the anions [B9H14], [B9H13(NCS)], and [B9H13(NC)BH3], and a comparison with the neutral derivatives B9H13(SMe2), B9H13(SEt2), and B9H13(CH3CN); isolation of [B8H12(NCS)]

Abstract

The structure and fluxional character of derivatives of [B9H14] containing anionic or neutral ligands has been investigated by high-field 11B and 1H n.m.r. spectroscopy. The anionic derivatives [B9H13(NCS)] and [B9H13(NC)BH3] showed significant dynamic and structural differences from those of the parent ion [B9H14] or the neutral compounds B9H13(SMe2), B9H13(SEt2), and B9H13(CH3CN). The synthesis of the anionic derivatives led to interesting side-reactions in which [B8H12(NCS)] was produced and the dual chemical character of [BH3(CN)] was illustrated as both a two-electron σ-donor ligand and hydride-transfer reagent.

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J. Chem. Soc., Dalton Trans., 1984, 415-421

Preparation and boron-11 and proton nuclear magnetic resonance study of the anions [B9H14], [B9H13(NCS)], and [B9H13(NC)BH3], and a comparison with the neutral derivatives B9H13(SMe2), B9H13(SEt2), and B9H13(CH3CN); isolation of [B8H12(NCS)]

G. B. Jacobsen, J. H. Morris and D. Reed, J. Chem. Soc., Dalton Trans., 1984, 415 DOI: 10.1039/DT9840000415

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