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Guanidinates as chelating anionic ligands for early, middle and late transition metals: Syntheses and crystal structures of [Ti{i]2(NPh)2CNEt2}2Cl2, [Ru{ii2-(NPh)2CNHPh}3] and [Pt{ri2-(NPh)2CNHPh}2]
Treatment of the dimeric ruthenium halide complex [Ru(r|-C6H6)Q2]2 with 1,2,3-triphenylguanidine provided the tris-chelate [Ru{r|2-(NPh)2CNHPh}3] with loss of the aromatic ligand and metal oxidation. This product may also be prepared by treatment of the previously reported [Ru(n-/>-PrrC6H4Me){ri2-(NPh)2CNHPh}Cl] with bases (KOH, LiN’Pr2, NEtj). Complexes containing chelating guanidinate ligands are also available by means of metathesis of the monolithiated ligands Li[C(NR)2NR2] with metal halide complexes, as exemplified by the synthesis of the square planar bis-chelate [Pt{n2-(NPh)2CNHPh}2] from [Pt(PhCN)2ClJ and [Ti{n2-(NPh)2CN(Et)2}2Cl2] from [TiCl4(THF)2]. The characterisation of these complexes allows a comparison of the co-ordination properties of chelating guanidinates with early, middle and late transition metals. The Royal Society of Chemistry 2000.
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