Gregory W. Nyce
University of California, Irvine
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Angewandte Chemie | 1999
William J. Evans; Gregory W. Nyce; Robert D. Clark; Robert J. Doedens; Joseph W. Ziller
A Se22- complex, Ph3 P, and (C5 Me5 )2 are formed in the reduction of Se=PPh3 by the NdIII complex [(C5 Me5 )3 Nd] [Eq. (a)]. The latter is thus reminiscent of [(C5 Me5 )3 Sm], which, however, appears to be a stronger reductant than [(C5 Me5 )3 Nd]. This suggests that the reductive reactivity of [(C5 Me5 )3 Ln] complexes can be tuned by varying the size of the metal atom.
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry | 2003
William J. Evans; Benjamin L. Davis; Gregory W. Nyce; Jeremy M. Perotti; Joseph W. Ziller
Abstract Examination of the chemistry of sterically crowded (C5Me4R)3Ln complexes has provided access to a series of [(C5Me4R)2Ln]2(μ-O) complexes: [(C5Me5)2La]2(μ-O), [(C5Me5)2Nd(NC5H4NC4H8)]2(μ-O), [(C5Me4iPr)2Sm]2(μ-O), [(C5Me4Et)2Gd]2(μ-O), and [(C5Me5)2Sm(NC5H5)]2(μ-O). X-ray crystallographic data on these complexes provide information on the effect of metal and cyclopentadienyl ring size on LnO bond distances and LnOLn angles, which vary between 173 and 180° in these complexes.
Journal of Coordination Chemistry | 2006
William J. Evans; Timothy M. Champagne; Benjamin L. Davis; Nathan T. Allen; Gregory W. Nyce; Matthew A. Johnston; Ying-Chih Lin; Alex Khvostov; Joseph W. Ziller
The mono(pentamethylcyclopentadienyl) lanthanide complexes [(C5Me5)Yb(μ-I)(μ-η 5 : η 5-C5Me5)Yb(C5Me5)]n (1), {[(C5Me5)Sm]3(μ-Cl)4(μ 3-Cl)(μ 3-OH)(THF)}2 (2), {[(C5Me5)Sm]2 (μ-OH)(μ-Cl)4(μ 3-Cl)Mg(THF)2}2 (3), [(C5Me5)2Sm](μ-Cl)6(μ 3-Cl)2(μ 4-Cl)[(C5Me5)Sm]4 (4), {[(C5Me5)Nd]3(μ 3-Cl)4(μ 4-Cl)2(μ 3-O2CPh)2K2(η 6-C7H8)}2 (5), [(C5Me5)Nd(C8H8)]2(μ-dioxane) (6), [(C5Me5)Yb(MeOtBu)]2(μ-η 8 : η 8-C8H8) (7), [(C5Me5)Dy(μ-I)2]3 (8), and [(C5Me5) Tm(MeCN)6]I2 (9), have been identified by X-ray crystallography. 1 is unusual in that it has a μ-η 5 : η 5-C5Me5 ring that generates a local bent metallocene environment around ytterbium. Complexes 2–5 demonstrate the versatility of bridging chlorides in generating a variety of structures for mono(pentamethylcyclopentadienyl) lanthanide halides. Complex 6 shows how dioxane can generate a crystallographically-analyzable complex by bridging two mixed-ligand metallocene units that do not readily crystallize with THF. The structure of 7 shows how methyl tert-butyl ether (MTBE) ligates a lanthanide. Complex 8 is a trimeric cyclopentadienyl lanthanide halide unusual in that it has six bridging halides that roughly define a trigonal prism. Complex 9 constitutes an organometallic example of a lanthanide in which acetonitrile completely displaces iodide counterions.
Journal of the American Chemical Society | 2002
Eric F. Connor; Gregory W. Nyce; Matthew Myers; and Andreas Möck; James L. Hedrick
Organometallics | 2005
William J. Evans; Jeremy M. Perotti; Stosh A. Kozimor; Timothy M. Champagne; Benjamin L. Davis; Gregory W. Nyce; Cy H. Fujimoto; Robert D. Clark; Matthew A. Johnston; Joseph W. Ziller
Journal of the American Chemical Society | 2003
William J. Evans; Stosh A. Kozimor; Gregory W. Nyce; Joseph W. Ziller
Organometallics | 2002
William J. Evans; Gregory W. Nyce; Kevin J. Forrestal; Joseph W. Ziller
Journal of the American Chemical Society | 2000
William J. Evans; Gregory W. Nyce; Matthew A. Johnston; Joseph W. Ziller
Angewandte Chemie | 2000
William J. Evans; Gregory W. Nyce; Joseph W. Ziller
Archive | 2003
James L. Hedrick; Pinar Kilickiran; Gregory W. Nyce; Robert M. Waymouth