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Inorganica Chimica Acta | 1983

Syntheses and characterization of ammonium and tetraalkylammonium thiomolybdates and thiotungstates

John W. McDonald; G. Delbert Friesen; Laurence D. Rosenhein; William E. Newton

Abstract Improved methods for the preparation of [NH 4 ] 2 [MO 2 S 2 ] and [NH 4 ] 2 [MS 4 ] are summarized and new syntheses of [NH 4 ] 2 [MOS 3 ] are reported (M = Mo, W). The facile conversion of the [NH 4 ] + salts to [Et 4 N] + salts via reaction with aqueous [Et 4 N]OH is also described. Infrared and electronic spectral data for the thiometallates are summarized as an aid to future characterization.


Inorganica Chimica Acta | 1986

Reactions of thiols and selenols with the FeMoS cluster [Fe(MoS4)2]3−

John W. McDonald; G. Delbert Friesen; William E. Newton

Abstract The known complex [Et4N]3[Fe(MoS4)2] has been shown by EPR and visible spectral studies to react with both thiophenol and selenophenol. The reaction results in a change in the characteristic S=3/2 EPR spectrum of this species from a complex rhombic pattern to one of a very simple axial appearance. Although this effect is similar to that observed for reaction of these species with the iron- molybdenum cofactor of nitrogenase, a moiety known to consist of a FeMoS cluster species, the large excesses of reagents and the long reaction times required for complete formation of product indicate that these reactions are of questionable direct relevance to the biological system. The reaction corresponding to the EPR spectral change from rhombic to axial in the [Fe(MoS4)2]3−/PhSeH system has also been partially characterized by product isolation which indicates that attack by selenol of the two terminal MoS2 moieties in the starting material has occurred.


Inorganic Chemistry | 1980

Chemistry of dithia-, selenathia-, and diselenaboranes

G. Delbert Friesen; Antonio M. Barriola; Paul Daluga; Polly Ragatz; John C. Huffman; Lee J. Todd


Inorganic Chemistry | 1977

Preparation and properties of selenaboranes and telluraboranes

John L. Little; G. Delbert Friesen; Lee J. Todd


Inorganic Chemistry | 1983

Synthesis, characterization, and EPR spectral studies of the multimetal species [Fe(MS4)2]3- (M = Mo, W)

G. Delbert Friesen; John W. McDonald; William E. Newton; William B. Euler; Brian M. Hoffman


Inorganica Chimica Acta | 1980

Synthesis and characterization of [Et4N]3[Fe(MoS4)2]. A new FeMoS complex

John W. McDonald; G. Delbert Friesen; W. E. Newton


Inorganic Chemistry | 1983

Preparation of thia- and selenacarborane derivatives by carbon atom insertion with isocyanide derivatives

Aheda Arafat; G. Delbert Friesen; Lee J. Todd


Inorganic Chemistry | 1980

Preparation and chemistry of the B9H12Se- and B9H12Te- ions

G. Delbert Friesen; Robin L. Kump; Lee J. Todd


Inorganica Chimica Acta | 1983

STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES OF [FE(WS4)2]3-

John W. McDonald; G. Delbert Friesen; William E. Newton; Achim Müller; Winfried Hellmann; Uwe Schimanski; A. Trautwein; Uschi Bender


Archive | 1980

Synthesis And Characterization Of [ Et4N]3 [Fe-(Mos4)2] A New Fe-Mo-S Complex Vol-46

John W. Mcdonald; G. Delbert Friesen; William E. Newton

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Lee J. Todd

Indiana University Bloomington

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John C. Huffman

Indiana University Bloomington

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John W. Mcdonald

Battelle Memorial Institute

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W. E. Newton

Agricultural Research Service

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William B. Euler

University of Rhode Island

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