Armand Blaschette
Braunschweig University of Technology
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Journal of Molecular Structure | 1977
Dieter Kass; Heinz Oberhammer; Dietmar Brandes; Armand Blaschette
Abstract The molecular geometries of Me 3 COOCMe 3 and Me 3 SiOOSiMe 3 , in the gas phase were determined by electron diffraction. For the skeleton of di- t -butyl peroxide the following geometric parameters ( r a -values) were obtained: r (O—O) = 1.480 A (assumed), . This dihedral angle is compared with the results of IR and Ram an spectroscopy, dipole moment measurements and photoelectron spectroscopy. The main geometric parameters for bis(trimethylsilyl) peroxide are . For both peroxides SCF-MO calculations in the CNDO/2 approximation do not reproduce the experimental results.
Monatshefte Fur Chemie | 1970
H. Bürger; K. Burczyk; Armand Blaschette
ZusammenfassungDie IR-Spektren verschiedener Salze mit den Anionen CH3SO3−, CD3SO3−, CF3SO3− und CCl3SO3− sowie ein Raman-Skektrum des Ag[CF3SO3] werden mitgeteilt. Für die gen. Anionen sowie CH3PO32− und CD3PO32− wird mit einem für alle Ionen ähnlichen allgemeinen Valenzkraftfeld eine Normalkoordinatenanalyse durchgeführt. An den A1-Schwingungen von CF3SO3− und CCl3SO3− sind mehrere Koordinaten beteiligt; eine charakterisische CS-Valenzschwingung tritt in diesen Ionen nicht auf.AbstractThe infrared spectra of several salts with the anions CH3SO3− CD3SO3−, CF3SO3−, and CCl3SO3− and Raman data for Ag[CF3SO3] are reported. A normal coordinate analysis using a GVFF is performed for these anions as well as for CH3PO32− and CD3PO32−. The A1 modes of CF3SO3− and CCl3SO3− are mixed; consequently no characteristic CS stretching vibration occurs.
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry | 1993
Armand Blaschette; Thomas Hamann; Axel Michalides; Peter G. Jones
Abstract The new compounds Me 3 GeN(SO 2 Me) 2 ( 3 ) and Me 3 PbN(SO 2 Me) 2 ( 4 ) were prepared from the corresponding chlorides Me 3 ECl and AgN(SO 2 Me) 2 in MeCN solution. The crystallographic data at −95°C are for 3 : triclinic, space group P 1 , a 771.7(2), b 1204.1(4), c 1388.4(5) pm, α 66.75(3), β 84.12(3), γ 74.15(2)°, V 1.1401 nm 3 , Z = 4; for 4 : monoclinic, space group P 2 1 / c , a 751.1(3), b 1065.5(4), c 1493.9(5) pm, β 100.99(3)°, V 1.1738 nm 3 , Z = 4. The crystal structure of 3 consists of two crystallographically independent, monomeric molecules with tetrahedral Ge atoms and trigonal- planar N atoms (average angle values: CGeC 112.7, CGeN 106.0, GeNS 121.1, SNS 117.3 °). The most striking features of the molecular structure are the extremely long GeN bond distances of 198.2(2) and 198.5(2) pm, which are equal to the uncorrected sum of the covalent single bond radii. In the crystal structure of 4 , Me 3 PbN(SO 2 Me) 2 units are linked by an intermolecular PbO interaction (265.3(6) pm) to form infinite parallel chains. The Pb atom has a distorted trigonal-bipyramidal arrangement (NPbO 169.3; average values: CPbC 119.2, CPbN 95.5, CPbO 84.8°), in which the N atom is trigonal-planar (SNS 119.2, mean PbNS 119.8°). The PbN distance is 248.4(6) pm, i.e. 30 pm longer than the sum of the covalent radii, suggesting a mainly ionic bond character. In both structures secondary intramolecular 1,4-interactions with Ge ⋯ O distances of 295.8 and Pb ⋯ O of 328 pm, respectively, are observed.
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry | 1993
Peter G. Jones; Armand Blaschette
Abstract Crystals of the title compound [Me2Sn(H2O)4]2+(Z−)2, where Z− is the anion of benzene-1,2-disulfonic imide, were fortuitously obtained by reacting Me2SnCl2 with AgZ (1/2) in acetonitrile and crystallizing the primary product from an acetonitrile solution that was not kept completely dry. The crystallographic data at −95°C are: monoclinic, space group P2/c, a 764.4(2), b 1382.0(3), c 2282.8(4) pm, β 96.96(2)°, U 2.3937 nm3, Z = 4. Two independent cations lie with their tin atoms on a twofold crystallographic axis and display trans-octahedral geometry (SnC 208.7–208.9, SnO 220.7–226.0 pm, CSNC 178.9/180.0, (OSnO)trans 178.8–179.7, (OSnO)cis 88.9–92.1, CSNO 89.5–90.9°). The bicyclic frameworks of the two independent anions are essentially planar. The ionic crystal packing is further stabilized by a three-dimensional hydrogen bond network (O ⋯ O 263.9–273.6 pm), in which all H atoms of the water ligands act as donors and all O atoms of the anions as acceptors.
Thermochimica Acta | 1989
Heiko K. Cammenga; Matthias Epple; Armand Blaschette; Martina Näveke
Abstract Two new solvate complexes of silver dimesylaminide with water and acetonitrile were analyzed using several thermoanalytic and calorimetric methods (thermogravimetry, differential scanning calorimetry, thermooptical analysis, solution calorimetry). The hydrate AgN (SO 2 CH 3 ) 2 · 1 4 H 2 O loses its crystal water above 120°C. The dehydratation is overlapped by a phase transition which occurs at 174°C. The acetonitrile complex AgN(SO 2 CH 3 ) 2 ·2 CH 3 CN decomposes between −15 and 95°C. The existence of the hydrate complex is remarkable, because silver salts usually do not form hydrates. For this salt, the coordination of the water molecules to silver ions has been proved by X-ray structure determination.
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry | 1993
Ilona Lange; Elke Wieland; Peter G. Jones; Armand Blaschette
Abstract Me3SnN(SO2Me)2 · 4,4′-bpy is obtained as an amorphous powder by treating a suspension of Me3SnN(SO2Me)2 in Et2O with one equivalent of 4,4′-bipyridine. It crystallizes from MeCN as a labile (1/1)-solvate. The crystallographic data of the latter at −95°C are: monoclinic, space group P21/n, a 930.9(2), b 1105.9(4), c 2227.4(7) pm, β 92.27(2)°, U 2.2910 nm3, Z = 4. The crystal packing consists of linear-polymeric [Me3Sn(μ-4,4′-bpy)-]nn+ cations in which the monomers are related by a glide plane, discrete (MeSO2)2N− anions, and non-coordinating MeCN molecules. The angle between the C5N planes of the bipyridine is 32°. The tin atom has a trigonal-bipyramidal environment with two apical nitrogen atoms: SnN 241.1/242.0, SnC 211.9–213.0 pm; NSNN 176.8, CSNC 115.9123.9, NSNC 87.0–94.0°.
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry | 1994
Ilona Lange; Jürgen Krahl; Peter G. Jones; Armand Blaschette
Abstract By treating the corresponding organotin dimesylamides with the appropriate amounts of triphenylphosphine oxide in dichloromethane or acetonitrile, the following novel complexes were obtained: [R 3 Sn(OPPh 3 ) 2 ] + [(MeSO 2 ) 2 N] − , where R = Me ( 3a ) or Ph ( 4 ); [Me 3 Sn(OPPh 3 ) 2 ] + [(MeSO 2 ) 2 N] − · Ph 3 PO ( 3b ); [Me 2 Sn{N(SO 2 Me) 2 } 2 (OPPh 3 ) 2 ] ( 6 ). The crystallographic data (at −95°C) are for 3a : triclinic, space group P 1 , a = 797.3(2), b = 1666.6(4), c = 1709.7(5) pm, α = 66.22(2), β = 86.50(2), γ = 89.63(2)°, V = 2.0747 nm 3 Z = 2; for 3b : triclinic, space group P 1 , a = 798.8(2), b = 1731.7(3), c = 2061.6(4) pm, α = 99.14(2), β = 93.28(2), γ = 92.44(2)°, V = 2.8609 nm 3 , Z = 2; for 6 : monoclinic, space group P 2 1 / c , a = 1245.2(3), b = 1591.8(3), c = 1161.7(2) pm, β = 99.42(2)°, V = 2. 2716 nm 3 , Z = 2. As indicated above, 3a , 3b and 4 display ionic crystal structures. In 3b , a non-coordinating third Ph 3 PO molecule resides in a lattice cavity. The structure of 4 shows disorder of the anions and could not be satisfactorily refined. The tin atom in the [Me 3 Sn(OPPh 3 ) 2 ] + cation has a trigonal-bipyramidal geometry with axial Ph 3 PO ligands. Important bond lengths (pm) and angles (°) are for 3a ( 3b ): SnC 210.9–212.1 (210.8–211.5), SnO 223.2 and 226.1 (221.9 and 228.4), OP 150.4 and 151.2 (149.4 and 150.4 for coordinating, 148.3 for non-coordinating Ph 3 PO); OSNO 177.3 (175.9), CSNC 118.6–122.0 (119.3–121.4), CSNO 86.6–92.5 (88.6–92.0), SNOP 150.4 and 159.8 (156.5 and 166.1). In the centrosymmetric unchanged molecule 6 , where the dimesylamide groups act as monodentate O-ligands, the tin atom features an all- trans octahedral geometry with SnC 209.3, SnO(P) 221.1, SnO(S) 227.4, OP 150.6 pm; cis - angles 86.7–93.3, SNOP 165.4, SNOS 137.2°.
Phosphorus Sulfur and Silicon and The Related Elements | 1992
Armand Blaschette; M. Näveke; Peter G. Jones
Abstract We report the first examples of phosphorus-containing derivatives of a disulphonylamine in which the phosphorus atom is bound directly to the amine nitrogen. Ph2P[sbnd]N(SO2Me)2 (1), 2-dimesylamino-1,3,2-benzodioxaphosphole (2a) and P[N(SO2Me)2]3 (3) are obtained by elimination of Me3SiCl from the corresponding phosphorus chlorides and stoichiometric amounts of Me3SiN(SO2Me)2. 2a is also formed by silver salt metathesis between the 2-chlorophosphole and AgN(SO2Me)2. Cleavage of R2P(S[sbnd]P(S)R2 with ClN(SO2Me)2 affords R2P(S)[sbnd]N(SO2Me)2 with R = Me (4a) and Et (4b), the co-product being R2P(S)Cl. 2a reacts with oxygen to form 2-dimesylamino-2-oxo-1,3,2-benzodioxaphosphole (2b). 1 crystallizes in the monoclinic space group P21/n with a = 1461.8(5), b = 732.2 (3), c = 1511.0(4) pm, β = 97.59(3)°, V = 1.6030 nm,3 Z = 4. The crystallographic data for 2a are: Triclinic, space group P1, a = 561.5(2), b = 886.8(2), c = 1272.9(4) pm, α = 73.99(3), β = 83.56(3), γ = 81.54(3)°, V = 0.6009 nm,3 Z = 2. ...
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry | 1993
Armand Blaschette; Elke Wieland; Peter G. Jones
The title compound 1 is obtained from equimolar amounts of Me3SnN(SO2Me)2 (2) and Me3SnOH in ethanol or by partial hydrolysis of 2 in CH2Cl2 solution and in presence of a nitrogen base, e.g. pyridine. 1 crystallizes in the triclinic space group P1 with (at −95°C) a = 825.4(3), b = 856.2(3), c = 1341.6(5) pm, α = 81.97(3), β = 74.72(3), λ = 79.75(3)°, U = 0.8958 nm3, Z = 2. The structure consists of infinite chains, in which Me3Sn groups are bridged by alternating O(H) and (α-O, ω-O)-bonded dimesylamide groups. Antiparallel chains are interconnected by OH⋯N hydrogen bonds to form a “ladder” structure. There are two independent tin atoms. The SnO(H) distances are 211.8(2) and 212.6(2) pm, the SnO(S) distances 268.2(2) and 253.3(2) pm, the O(H)SnO(S) angles 174.5(1) and 173.8(1)°, and the SnO(H)Sn angle is 136.9(1)°. In the trigonal-bipyramidal (C3O2) environment of the tin atoms, the CSNC angles are slightly smaller than 120°, the O(H)SnC angles significantly greater than 90°, and the O(S)Sn C angles correspondingly smaller than 90°. Thus, the chain structure might reasonably be viewed as consisting of [(Me3Sn)2OH]+ ions alternating with [(MeSO2)2N]− ions.
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry | 1995
Ilona Lange; Dagmar Henschel; Andreas Wirth; Jürgen Krahl; Armand Blaschette; Peter G. Jones
Abstract The ability of dimesylamide to act as a non-coordinating counter-ion for complex organotin cations in the solid state is corroborated by new examples. Treating R 3 SnN(SO 2 Me) 2 (R = Me, Ph) with two equivalents of L = hexamethylphosphorotriamide (HMPA), Ph 3 AsO, imidazole (Him) or 4-dimethylaminopyridine affords the complete series of eight ionic complexes [R 3 Sn(L) 2 ] + [(MeSO 2 ) 2 N] − . With one equivalent of pyridine- N -oxide (pyO), the triorganotin dimesylamides form the presumably uncharged complexes [R 3 Sn{(MeSO 2 ) 2 N}(pyO)] ( 5a , R = Me; 5b , R = Ph). Unlike 5b , the methyl compound 5a reacts spontaneously with water vapour or with one equivalent of water in MeCN solution to form the ionic complex [Me 3 Sn(H 2 O)(pyO)] + [(MeSO 2 ) 2 N] − ( 6 ). By X-ray crystallography at low temperature, the solid-state structures of the following compounds were determined (all triclinic, space group P 1 ): [Ph 3 Sn(hmpa) 2 ][(MeSO 2 ) 2 N] ( 1b ), [Me 3 Sn(Ph 3 AsO) 2 ][(MeSO 2 ) 2 N] ( 2a ), [Ph 3 Sn(Him) 2 ][(MeSO 2 ) 2 N] ( 3b ), and 6 . The four structures consist of dimesylamide anions and organotin cations in which the tin atoms display trigonal bipyramidal coordinations with the ligands L in the axial position (imidazole N 3 bonded, all other ligands O bonded). In 3b and 6 , the cations and anions are connected into infinite chains or rings consisting of double ionic pairs, respectively, by hydrogen bonds originating from the imidazole N 1 H groups or the water protons. The most important bond distances (pm) and angles (deg) are as follows: for 1b , SnO 220.6 and 221.3, OSnO 174.4, SnOP 152.1 and 162.6; for 2a , SnO 220.4 and 224.0, OSnO 177.2, SnOAs 141.7 and 152.0; for 3b , SnN 231.2 and 235.5, NSnN 170.2; for 6 , SnOH 2 227.4, SnOpy 225.7, OSnO 171.1, SnON 119.4.