Abstract

The reaction of the glycolate complex O 2 Os(OCH 2CH 2O )·(py) 2 ( 1) with (C 6F 5) 2Zn·(py) 2 ( 2) afforded the first perfluorophenyl compound of osmium. The octahedral geometry of the title compound (η 1-C 6F 5) 2OsO 2·(py) 2 ( 3), containing a linear osmyl group {OsO 2} 2+, was determined by single crystal X-ray diffraction methods. The strikingly high stability of the bis(pyridine) complex, which sublimes at 230°C without decomposition, is due to the presence of the strongly electron withdrawing, σ-bonded perfluorophenyl groups.

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