Neil D. Draper
Simon Fraser University
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Polyhedron | 2003
Daniel B. Leznoff; Neil D. Draper; Raymond J. Batchelor
Abstract A series of complexes containing (bipy)nCuCl2 units (bipy=2,2′-bipyridyl; n=1,2) and linear, neutral Hg(CN)2 or HgCl2 building blocks have been synthesized and structurally characterized. Generally, the Lewis acidic HgX2 moieties accept chloride ligands from the copper(II) center, in some cases increasing the structural and magnetic dimensionality of the system as a result. [Cu(bipy)2(μ-Cl)2Hg(CN)2] (1) is a molecular complex in which the chloride ligands bridge the copper(II) and mercury(II) centers. [Cu(bipy)2Hg2Cl6]2 (2) contains two copper(II) centers connected by an [Hg4Cl12]4− bridge, that was generated by chloride migration from the harder copper(II) to the softer, highly Lewis acidic HgCl2 group. N-cyano coordination from Hg(CN)2 in {[Cu(bipy)Hg(CN)2Cl2]2Hg(CN)2} (3) generates a “Chinese-kite” type Cu2Hg2 rectangular cluster. The clusters are connected to form a 1D chain by Hg(CN)2 groups, that accept bridging chloride ligands from adjoining clusters. The crystallization of (bipy)CuCl2/Hg(CN)2-containing complexes from aqueous NH4OH yields 1D {[Cu(bipy)(OH)(Cl)]2Hg(CN)2}·2H2O (4) which is composed of [(bipy)Cu(OH)(Cl)]2 units bridged by Hg(CN)2 moieties. The variable temperature magnetic susceptibility of 3 can be fitted to the theoretical expression for a 1D antiferromagnetic chain of S=1/2 centers with alternating interaction pathways (J=−0.92 cm−1, α=0.17, g=2.26). For 4, μeff increases with decreasing temperature to a maximum and then decreases; fitting with the Bleaney–Bowers model for copper(II) dimers with weak antiferromagnetic interdimer interactions yielded J=56.3 cm−1, zJ′=−0.06 cm−1 and g=2.23. Complexes 3 and 4 are examples of coordination polymers with the rarely used Hg(CN)2 building block.
Dalton Transactions | 2003
Farzad Haftbaradaran; Neil D. Draper; Daniel B. Leznoff; Vance E. Williams
Two-dimensional coordination polymers of AgX (X = BF4−, ClO4−) and 1,4-diazatriphenylene show significant distortions of the polycyclic aromatic ligand and a new unsymmetrical η2-μ-η2 bonding mode for BF4− and ClO4−.
Acta Crystallographica Section E: Crystallographic Communications | 2004
Ken Sakai; Itsuki Sakai; Neil D. Draper; Daniel B. Leznoff
In the title compound, [PtII2(C4H6NO)2(NH3)4](SO4)·H2O, the intradimer PtII—PtII distance is 2.9749 (11) A, which is clearly shorter than the value of 3.029 (2) A reported for a different salt of the same cation, viz. [PtII2(C4H6NO)2(NH3)4]2(PF6)3(NO3)·H2O [Matsumoto et al. (1989). Inorg. Chem. 28, 2959–2964]. The two Pt coordination planes are inclined to each other by 29.9 (5)°, and the average torsional twist of the ligands about the Pt—Pt axis is estimated as 4.3 (8)°.
Organic Letters | 2005
Michael P. A. Lyle; Neil D. Draper; Peter D. Wilson
Crystal Growth & Design | 2004
Neil D. Draper; Raymond J. Batchelor; Daniel B. Leznoff
Inorganic Chemistry | 2004
Neil D. Draper; Raymond J. Batchelor; Pedro M. Aguiar; Scott Kroeker; Daniel B. Leznoff
Chemistry of Materials | 2003
Neil D. Draper; Raymond J. Batchelor; Bryan C. Sih; Zuo-Guang Ye; Daniel B. Leznoff
Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry | 2006
Michael P. A. Lyle; Neil D. Draper; Peter D. Wilson
Journal of Molecular Structure | 2006
Daniel B. Leznoff; Michael J. Katz; Leslie K.L. Cheng; Neil D. Draper; Raymond J. Batchelor
Journal of Inorganic and Organometallic Polymers and Materials | 2005
Neil D. Draper; Michael J. Katz; Raymond J. Batchelor; Daniel B. Leznoff