William G. Feighery
Indiana University South Bend
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Synthesis and Reactivity in Inorganic and Metal-organic Chemistry | 2002
Daniel A. Durfey; Rein U. Kirss; Melvyn Rowen Churchill; Kim M. Keil; William G. Feighery
ABSTRACT Reaction of ferrocene with alkyldichlorophosphines (RPCl2, R=Me, Et, t-Bu) in the presence of aluminum chloride produces diferrocenyl(alkyl)phosphines (Fc2PR, (1a)–(3a), R=Me, Et, t-Bu) and diferrocenyl(alkyl) phosphine oxides Fc2P(O)R, (1b)–(3b) in low yields. Diferrocenyl(ethyl) phosphine oxide (2b) crystallizes in the P1 space group with one equivalent of water in the crystal. Compounds (1a)–(3a) are oxidized at lower potentials than the corresponding phenyl derivative, Fc2PPh. Cyclic voltammetry of (1a)–(3a) indicates that the first oxidation is irreversible. The corresponding diferrocenyl(alkyl) phosphine oxides (1b)–(3b) are more difficult to oxidize than (1a)–(3a) but show two reversible oxidations separated by 140–160 mV.
Journal of Cluster Science | 2000
James T. McFadden; William G. Feighery
The clusters, (μ-H)3Ru3(μ3-CY)(CO)9−n(PPh3)n [Y=–CH2CHCH2, n=0 (1); Y=–CH2CHCH2, n=3 (2); Y=–C6H4CH3, n=0 (3); Y=–C6H4CH3, n=3 (4)], have been synthesized in good yields and characterized by IR and NMR spectroscopy and by elemental analysis. The electrochemical properties of these clusters is also reported. These data indicate that the π-system of the apical substituent does not interact significantly with the cluster and should be available for further chemistry.
Journal of Coordination Chemistry | 1994
William G. Feighery; Jerome B. Keister
Abstract Reactions of electrophiles with [Rh17S2(CO)32]3− produce the adducts [Rh17S2(CO)32E]2−, E = Au(PPh3), Au(PPh2Me), Ag, Rh(COD), Pt(COD)Cl, and Pd(COD)Cl, characterized by spectroscopic methods. The 13C NMR spectrum of [Rh17S2(CO)32Au(PPh3)]2− suggests that addition of the electrophile occurs at a Rh-Rh edge between the basal and internal Rh4 planes. Cyclic voltammograms for [Rh17S2(CO)32]3− and [Rh17S2(CO)32AuL]2− show several irreversible oxidation processes but two 1-electron reductions, the first of which is nearly reversible.
Organometallics | 1998
William G. Feighery; Huirong Yao; Anthony F. Hollenkamp; Robert D. Allendoerfer; Jerome B. Keister
Inorganic Chemistry | 2000
Daniel A. Durfey; Rein U. Kirss; Christoph Frommen; William G. Feighery
Organometallics | 1991
O. T. Beachley; Michael A. Banks; Melvyn Rowen Churchill; William G. Feighery; James C. Fettinger
Organometallics | 1991
Melvyn Rowen Churchill; Charles H. Lake; William G. Feighery; Jerome B. Keister
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry | 2009
Michael Verschoor-Kirss; Joszef Kreisz; William G. Feighery; William M. Reiff; Christoph Frommen; Rein U. Kirss
Organometallics | 1990
William G. Feighery; Robert D. Allendoerfer; Jerome B. Keister
Inorganica Chimica Acta | 2006
Rein U. Kirss; Alexandra Henriksen; David A. Forsyth; William G. Feighery