Abstract

The stability of the metal-carbon bond in bis(triethylphosphine)dialkynyl complexes of NiII, PdII and PtII was investigated through the substituent effect exerted on metal-carbon stretching frequencies, and a linear relationship was established between the square of the frequencies and Taft's polar constants of the substituents on alkynyl groups.The relationship was interpreted in terms of dπ-pπ interaction between central metal and alkynyl groups. The interaction is considered to reinforce the metal-carbon bond.

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