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Syntheses And Structures Of Organotin Arsonate Compounds

Posted on:2010-06-08Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y P XieFull Text:PDF
GTID:1101360275480313Subject:Inorganic Chemistry
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In the first chapter, the syntheses, the structures and application of organotin oxo clustersare concisely introduced. At the end of this chapter, we pointed out the importance of thesearch project and summarized the important results obtained in the thesis.In the second chapter, reactions of Ph3SnOH or Ph3SnCl with the arylarsonic acids give18 Sn-O cluster compounds. These compounds can be classified into four types: type A:[(PhSn)3(RAsO3)3(μ3-O)(OH)(R'O)2]2Sn; type B: [(PhSn)3(RAsO3)2(RAsO3H)(μ3-O)(R'O)2]2;type C: [(PhSn)3(RAsO3)3(μ3-O)(R'O)3]2Sn; type D: [Sn3Cl3(μ3-O)(R'O)3]2(RAsO3)4. Thestructures of A and B contain [Sn3(μ3-O)(μ2-OR')2] building block, while in C and D, thestannoxane cores are built by utilizing two [Sn3(μ3-O)(μ2-OR')3] building block. Thesyntheses, structures, and structural interrelationship of these diverse organostannoxanecompounds are discussed.In the third chapter, reactions of Ph3SnCl or Ph3SnOH with the alkylarsonic acids haveled to seven organotin arsonate clusters: [Sn3Cl3(μ3-O)(R'O)3]2(RAsO3)4 [R=n-Bu, R'=Et(3-1); R=n-Pr, R'=Et(3-2); R=Bz, R'=Et (3-3); R=n-Pr, R'= Me (3-4) and R =4-NO2-Bz, R' = Et (3-5)] and [(PhSn)3(RAsO3)3(μ3-O)(OH)(R'O)2]2Sn [R = n-Pr, R' = Et(3-6) and R = 4-NO2-Bz, R' = Et (3-7)]. Two types of structural units, [Sn3(μ3-O)(μ2-OR')3]for compounds (3-1)-(3-5) and [Sn3(μ3-O)(μ2-OR')2] for compounds (3-6) and (3-7), wereobtained by subtle changes of the organotin precursors. For the first time, hydrogen-bondinginteractions such as C-H…Cl, C-H…O and C-H…πwere investigated in the crystal structures oftin alkylarsonate clusters (3-2)-(3-7).In the fourth chapter, treatment of the acetate drum, [n-BuSn(O)O2CMe]6, with differentarsonic acids gave seven organotin arsonate clusters: [(n-BuSn)5(μ3-O)(OH)(R'O)3(RAsO3)4(RAsO3H)] [R = 2-NO2-C6H4, R' = Me (4-1a and 4-1b)],[(n-BuSn)3(RAsO3)(μ3-O)(CH3CO2)3(R'O)2]2 [R = 2,4-CNO2)2-C6H3, R' = Me (4-2)],[(n-BuSn)3(RAsO3)2(RAsO3H)(μ3-O)(R'O)2]2 [R = 4-NO2-C6H4, R' = Me (4-3)] and[(n-BuSn)3(RAsO3)3(μ3-O)(OH)(R'O)2]2Sn [R = C6H5CH2, R' = Me (4-4), C6H5CH2, R' = H(4-5) and C6H5, R' = H (4-6)]. The pentanuclear motif of (4-1a) and (4-1a), was firstly foundin organotin compounds. However, the structures of (4-2) and (4-3) present examples ofhexanuclear organotin-oxygen clusters. The heptanuclear structures of (4-4)-(4-6) arecomposed of two [Sn3(μ3-O)(μ2-OR')2] units connected via hydroxyl and arsonate ligands to asingle tin. The results reveal that the employment of the organotin precursors in syntheses oforganotin-oxygen arsonate clusters is very effective.In the fifth chapter, the polymeric organotin arsonates [n-Bu2Sn(4-OH-3-NO2-C6H3AsO3)]n (5-1) and[n-Bu2Sn(4-Me-C6H4SO3)(4-NO2-C6H4AsO3H)]n (5-2) have been successfully isolated.The sixth chapter is the conclusions.
Keywords/Search Tags:Organotin Compound, Arsonic Acid, Tin-oxo Cluster, Crystal Structure
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