Abstract
Schiff-base type N,P-chelating ligands, phosphorus analogues of imino–anilido ligands, were designed and synthesized as a new type of ligands toward transition metals, and the rhodium–carbonyl complexes bearing the novel imino–phosphido and phosphaalkenyl-anilido ligands were synthesized as stable crystalline compounds. Their structures were definitively revealed by X-ray crystallographic analysis, showing the unique electronic features of the ligands. In addition, the effective trans-influence of the phosphorus atom was suggested on the basis of the structural parameters and spectroscopic features of the isolated complexes.
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