PATTERNS OF NUCLEAR-SPIN COUPLING IN SPECIES WITH PLATINUM-TIN BONDS - A COMPARISON OF PHOSPHORUS AND TIN

A range of heteronuclear magnetic multiple-resonance experiments involving 1H, 31P, 119Sn, 195Pt, and 207Pb was used to determine the absolute signs of nuclear spin-coupling constants for platinum(II) complexes with PR3 [R = alkyl, aryl, or alkoxy] and SnCl3-, SnPh3-, or PbPh3- as ligands. The signs...

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Main Authors: Mcfarlane, W, Rees, N
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 1990
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description A range of heteronuclear magnetic multiple-resonance experiments involving 1H, 31P, 119Sn, 195Pt, and 207Pb was used to determine the absolute signs of nuclear spin-coupling constants for platinum(II) complexes with PR3 [R = alkyl, aryl, or alkoxy] and SnCl3-, SnPh3-, or PbPh3- as ligands. The signs of and trends in the reduced coupling constants 1K(EX) and 2K(EX) for E = Sn(Pb) closely parallel those for E = P, but the actual magnitudes for E = Sn(Pb) are much larger than expected when the mean excitation-energy approximation is used as a basis for the Fermi-contact contribution. This is attributed to greater s character for the hybrid orbital used by E to form the E-Pt bond when E = Sn(Pb) which affects the mutual polarizability and hence K(EX).
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spelling oxford-uuid:0dfca005-bcfc-4118-8206-0b891e96e3312022-03-26T09:43:24ZPATTERNS OF NUCLEAR-SPIN COUPLING IN SPECIES WITH PLATINUM-TIN BONDS - A COMPARISON OF PHOSPHORUS AND TINJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:0dfca005-bcfc-4118-8206-0b891e96e331EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1990Mcfarlane, WRees, NA range of heteronuclear magnetic multiple-resonance experiments involving 1H, 31P, 119Sn, 195Pt, and 207Pb was used to determine the absolute signs of nuclear spin-coupling constants for platinum(II) complexes with PR3 [R = alkyl, aryl, or alkoxy] and SnCl3-, SnPh3-, or PbPh3- as ligands. The signs of and trends in the reduced coupling constants 1K(EX) and 2K(EX) for E = Sn(Pb) closely parallel those for E = P, but the actual magnitudes for E = Sn(Pb) are much larger than expected when the mean excitation-energy approximation is used as a basis for the Fermi-contact contribution. This is attributed to greater s character for the hybrid orbital used by E to form the E-Pt bond when E = Sn(Pb) which affects the mutual polarizability and hence K(EX).
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PATTERNS OF NUCLEAR-SPIN COUPLING IN SPECIES WITH PLATINUM-TIN BONDS - A COMPARISON OF PHOSPHORUS AND TIN
title PATTERNS OF NUCLEAR-SPIN COUPLING IN SPECIES WITH PLATINUM-TIN BONDS - A COMPARISON OF PHOSPHORUS AND TIN
title_full PATTERNS OF NUCLEAR-SPIN COUPLING IN SPECIES WITH PLATINUM-TIN BONDS - A COMPARISON OF PHOSPHORUS AND TIN
title_fullStr PATTERNS OF NUCLEAR-SPIN COUPLING IN SPECIES WITH PLATINUM-TIN BONDS - A COMPARISON OF PHOSPHORUS AND TIN
title_full_unstemmed PATTERNS OF NUCLEAR-SPIN COUPLING IN SPECIES WITH PLATINUM-TIN BONDS - A COMPARISON OF PHOSPHORUS AND TIN
title_short PATTERNS OF NUCLEAR-SPIN COUPLING IN SPECIES WITH PLATINUM-TIN BONDS - A COMPARISON OF PHOSPHORUS AND TIN
title_sort patterns of nuclear spin coupling in species with platinum tin bonds a comparison of phosphorus and tin
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