TY - JOUR
T1 - Syntheses at elevated temperature and structures of lanthanoid/alkaline earth heterobimetallic derivatives of 2-methyl-8-hydroxyquinoline
AU - Deacon, Glen Berenger
AU - Forsyth, Craig Macdonald
AU - Junk, Peter Courtney
AU - Urbatsch, Aron
PY - 2010
Y1 - 2010
N2 - Rearrangement reactions between Ln(MQ)3 and AE(MQ)2 (MQ = 8-quinaldinolate) at 200i??300 i??C in a 1,2,4,5-tetramethylbenzene (TMB) flux afforded the homoleptic heterobimetallic complexes [Ln2AE(MQ)8] (Ln = Eu, Gd, Tb, Er with AE = Mg; Ln = La, Eu with AE = Ca) and [Eu3Ba(MQ)11]i??2TMB. From an attempt to prepare [La2Mg(MQ)8], [Mg4(MQ)8] was isolated, and it was also obtained with the heterobimetallics from syntheses in which Ln = Eu, Gd, Tb. Surprisingly, [Er3(MQ)7CO3] was isolated from an attempted synthesis of [Er2Ca(MQ)8], and the Eu analogue was prepared from Eu(MQ)3 and CaCO3 in TMB at 210 i??C. The [Ln2AE(MQ)8] complexes have a trinuclear structure with a linear or nearly linear Lni??AEi??Ln array. Octacoordinate Ln atoms have one terminal chelating (N, O) MQ ligand and three chelating-bridging MQ ligands that link to AE through the phenolic oxygen atoms, leading to hexacoordination of AE. In [Eu3Ba(MQ)11]i??2TMB, an Eu atom is positioned above the Bai??Eu vector of a somewhat bent Eui??Bai??Eu unit. All atoms are octacoordinate, and the structure features i??3-?2(N,O):?1(O):?1(O) MQ ligands in addition to terminal chelating and chelating-bridging i??-?2(N,O):?1(O) MQ groups observed in [Ln2AE(MQ)8] complexes. The three modes of ligation are also observed in [Mg4(MQ)8] where Mg is hexacoordinate but with two different arrays. [Ln3(MQ)7CO3] complexes have a perpendicular Lni??Lni??Ln arrangement with two octacoordinate metal atoms flanking a heptacoordinate one. Carbonate binding features the new ?1(O)-i??3-?1(O ):?1(O ):?1(O )-?1(O?) ligation mode. The carbonate ligand chelates to each of the outer Ln atoms, which are also linked to one chelating and two chelating-bridging MQ ligands. Attached to the central Ln atom is a carbonate oxygen atom, four oxygen atoms from chelating-bridging MQ ligands and a terminal MQ chelate.
AB - Rearrangement reactions between Ln(MQ)3 and AE(MQ)2 (MQ = 8-quinaldinolate) at 200i??300 i??C in a 1,2,4,5-tetramethylbenzene (TMB) flux afforded the homoleptic heterobimetallic complexes [Ln2AE(MQ)8] (Ln = Eu, Gd, Tb, Er with AE = Mg; Ln = La, Eu with AE = Ca) and [Eu3Ba(MQ)11]i??2TMB. From an attempt to prepare [La2Mg(MQ)8], [Mg4(MQ)8] was isolated, and it was also obtained with the heterobimetallics from syntheses in which Ln = Eu, Gd, Tb. Surprisingly, [Er3(MQ)7CO3] was isolated from an attempted synthesis of [Er2Ca(MQ)8], and the Eu analogue was prepared from Eu(MQ)3 and CaCO3 in TMB at 210 i??C. The [Ln2AE(MQ)8] complexes have a trinuclear structure with a linear or nearly linear Lni??AEi??Ln array. Octacoordinate Ln atoms have one terminal chelating (N, O) MQ ligand and three chelating-bridging MQ ligands that link to AE through the phenolic oxygen atoms, leading to hexacoordination of AE. In [Eu3Ba(MQ)11]i??2TMB, an Eu atom is positioned above the Bai??Eu vector of a somewhat bent Eui??Bai??Eu unit. All atoms are octacoordinate, and the structure features i??3-?2(N,O):?1(O):?1(O) MQ ligands in addition to terminal chelating and chelating-bridging i??-?2(N,O):?1(O) MQ groups observed in [Ln2AE(MQ)8] complexes. The three modes of ligation are also observed in [Mg4(MQ)8] where Mg is hexacoordinate but with two different arrays. [Ln3(MQ)7CO3] complexes have a perpendicular Lni??Lni??Ln arrangement with two octacoordinate metal atoms flanking a heptacoordinate one. Carbonate binding features the new ?1(O)-i??3-?1(O ):?1(O ):?1(O )-?1(O?) ligation mode. The carbonate ligand chelates to each of the outer Ln atoms, which are also linked to one chelating and two chelating-bridging MQ ligands. Attached to the central Ln atom is a carbonate oxygen atom, four oxygen atoms from chelating-bridging MQ ligands and a terminal MQ chelate.
UR - http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ejic.201000325/pdf
U2 - 10.1002/ejic.201000325
DO - 10.1002/ejic.201000325
M3 - Article
SN - 1434-1948
SP - 2787
EP - 2797
JO - European Journal of Inorganic Chemistry
JF - European Journal of Inorganic Chemistry
IS - 18
ER -