A 1H and 195Pt NMR study of the protonation mediated interconversion of mono- ( S) versus bidentate S, O) co-ordination of Pt(II) by N−acyl- N′, N′-dialkylthioureas

Treatment of cis-[Pt(L− S, O) 2] in CDCl 3 solution, directly in an NMR tube with concentrated mineral acid HX and/or HY (X = Cl −, Y = Br −), leads to the reversible protonation of the co-ordinated ligand of these complexes across the aqueous-organic phase boundary; these processes have been follow...

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Published in:Polyhedron Vol. 17; no. 2; pp. 267 - 274
Main Authors: Koch, Klaus R., Grimmbacher, Tarron, Sacht, Cheryl
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 1998
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Summary:Treatment of cis-[Pt(L− S, O) 2] in CDCl 3 solution, directly in an NMR tube with concentrated mineral acid HX and/or HY (X = Cl −, Y = Br −), leads to the reversible protonation of the co-ordinated ligand of these complexes across the aqueous-organic phase boundary; these processes have been followed by means of 195Pt and 1H NMR. Treatment with HCl yields of cis- and trans-[Pt(HL)−S 2 Cl 2] species, in addition to the partially-ring-opened [Pt(L n − S, O)(HL n − S)Cl] complex in solution, the cis-[Pt(HL− S) 2Cl 2] complex predominating in solution at steady-state. These species are rapidly and reversibly converted back to only the cis-[Pt(L− S, O) 2] complex on washing of the CDCl 3 solution with aqueous ammonia. Similar observations pertain to protonation by HBr, yielding the corresponding bromo complexes; treatment of cis-[Pt(L− S, O) 2] in CDCl 3 with a mixture of HCl and HBr, leads to the formaiton of mixed-halide species of cis- and trans-[Pt(HL− S) 2XY] in addition to the [Pt(HL− S) 2) 2X 2] and [Pt( HL t- S) 2Y 2] as well as the partially-ring-opened [Pt(L n − S, O)(HL n − S)X/Y] complexes in solution, which revert to cis-[Pt( L− S, O) 2] on treatment with aqueous base. These observations clearly have important consequences in the use of N-acyl- N′ N′-dialkylthioureas for the solvent extraction of the platinum metals.
ISSN:0277-5387
DOI:10.1016/S0277-5387(97)00326-4