M. Massol
Paul Sabatier University
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Journal of Organometallic Chemistry | 1970
M. Massol; J. Satge; P. Riviere; J. Barrau
Abstract The organomethoxy- and organomethoxyhalogermanes R2(MeO)GeH, R(MeO)GeH2, R(MeO)2GeH and R(MeO)(X)GeH (R = alkyl or phenyl) are synthesized by direct reaction at low temperature of sodium or lithium methoxides with the organohalogermanes R2(X)GeH, R(X)GeH2 and R(X)2GeH and by “chlorinemethoxy” exchange reactions between the same halohydrides and various methoxyorganogermanes. The instability of the organomethoxygermanes with GeH and GeO bonds lead to their decomposition with formation of divalent species of germanium and methanol. The “germylenes” 1 were characterized by condensation on the insaturated systems of 1,3-dienes and also by insertion into some σ-bonds.
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry | 1974
M. Massol; J. Barrau; J. Satgé; B. Bouyssieres
Abstract The γ-hydroxymetal hydrides OH (M = Si, Ge, Sn) were synthesized by reduction of γ-acetoxychloro- or γ-hydroxychloro-silanes, -germanes and -stannanes. These derivatives with MH bonds lead, by cyclisation at room- or higher temperatures, with or without catalyst, depending on the nature of the metal, to various oxametallacyclopentanes. The cyclisation proceeds by intramolecular dehydrocondensation between MH and OH bonds. These dehydrocondensation reactions are analysed and discussed according to the polarity of the MH bonds. Intramolecular addition of the MH bond into the unsaturated carboncarbon bonds of the corresponding non-cyclic compounds is also an excellent way of preparing the same heterocycles. The IR and NMR analyses of all new compounds are given.
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry | 1971
M. Massol; J. Barrau; P. Riviere; J. Satge
Abstract The organic derivatives of divalent germanium (germylenes) of the type: R(Cl)Ge:(R=alkyl, phenyl, chlorine) obtained by decomposition at room temperature of the methoxychlorohydrogermane R(Cl)(MeO)GeH, were condensed on various organic halo derivatives. The insertion of the germylenes on the halogen-carbon bond of β-ethylenic halo-compounds, α-haloketo derivatives, acid chloride or α-haloethers, leads to the formation of functionally substituted α or β organopolyhalogermanes some of which can not be prepared by other ways. These insertion derivatives can be characterized by NMR and IR spectroscopy, as well as by chemical route. In some cases, the functional germanes isolated by reduction or alkylation of the insertion products have been synthesized independently by new chemicals ways.
Journal of Coordination Chemistry | 1981
Francoise Nepveu; Jean-Jacques Bonnet; Jean-Pierre Laurent; M. Massol
Abstract Bis(N-benzylpyridoxaldiminato) copper(II) has been prepared and studied in solution and solid state. The complex crystallizes in the monoclinic space group C2h 5 – P21/a in a cell of a = .9561(9), b = 16.605(8), c = 17.561(2) A and β = 104.14(l). Based on 3684 unique reflections, the structure was refined by fullmatrix least-squares techniques to a conventional agreement factor (on F) of R = 0.045. Each ligand is bidentate through the phenolic oxygen and the imino nitrogen atoms, leading to a tetrahedrally distorted square planar environment about the copper atom. The dihedral angle between the two chelating moieties is 35.31°. The two benzyl groups are, surprisingly, in a cis position with respect to the mean plane of the molecule. In solution, the ESR data are consistent with a distorted square planar structure around Cu. Under particular conditions two sets of ESR signal are observed, suggesting the occurrence of two species.
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry | 1973
Annette Marchand; M. Massol; J. Barrau; J. Satgé
Summary The IR and Raman spectra of four 1-oxa-2-germacyclopentanes, four 1-oxa-2-germacyclopentenes, two monoalkoxytriethylgermaniums, three dialkoxydiethylgermaniums and hexaethyldigermoxane have been examined in the 3600–100 cm −1 region. Assignments are discussed for the characteristic vibrations of these derivatives. Some specific bands of cyclic compounds of germanium are identified.
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry | 1970
M. Massol; J. Barrau; J. Satgé
Abstract The 1-oxa-2-germacyclopentanes and 1-oxa-2-germacyclopentenes previously synthesized have been analysed by IR and NMR spectroscopy. On the basis of these analyses a half chair conformation can be assigned to the substituted 1-oxa-2-germacyclpentanes. Cleavage of the germaniumoxygen bond of these heterocycles by some polar reagents confirm their structure. Various ring enlargement reactions by insertion of carbonyl derivatives lead to 1,3-dioxa-4-germepanes.
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry | 1969
M. Massol; J. Satgé; M. Lesbre
Abstract The organogermanium hydrides and halohydrides R 3 GeH, R 2 (Cl)GeH, R(Cl) 2 GeH and Cl 3 GeH react with propargyl chloride according to three competitive reactions of the GeH bond: addition on the triple bond giving several ethylenic isomers of the gemanium group; reduction of propargyl chloride to propyne and condensation/elimination with formation of a β-acetylenic organogermanium compound and release of HCl. The corresponding percentages of the different reactions are highly variable depending on the hydrides and the experimental conditions. They allow to study the mechanism and the stereochemistry of the addition, and to follow the variation of the polarity of the GeH bond as a function of the electronic effects of the substituents bonded to germanium.
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry | 1974
Annette Marchand; Pierre Gerval; Marie-Hélène Soulard; M. Massol; J. Barrau
Abstract The characteristic vibrations in IR and Raman spectra of 1-oxa-2-sila- (2-germa- or 2-stanna-)cyclopentanes and 1-oxa-2-germa- (or 2-stanna-)-3-cyclopentenes are compared. The basicity of the oxygen of these compounds is determined by IR measurements.
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry | 1974
C. Lageot; J.C. Maire; P. Riviere; M. Massol; J. Barrau
Abstract The mass spectra of some germacyclopentenes with different substituents on Ge have been examined, and information has been obtained on fragmentation processes leading to the expulsion of neutral molecules and to hydrogen or phenyl migration.
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry | 1974
Annette Marchand; Pierre Gerval; Marie-Hélène Soulard; M. Massol; J. Barrau
Abstract Infrared and Raman spectra of two 1-oxa-2-stannacyclopentanes, three 1-oxa-2-stannacyclopentenes and three 1-oxa-2-silacyclopentanes have been examined in the 3600—100 cm−1 region. Assignments of the main bands observed are discussed.