Abstract
The crystal structure of the Os3(μ,η2-O=CC6H5)(η3-C3H5)(CO)9 cluster synthesized by the reaction of the (μ-H)Os3(μ-O=CC6H5)(CO)10 complex with allylamine in chloroform was determined by X-ray analysis. Prolonged storage of the reaction mixture led to N-C bond cleavage in allylamine and η3-addition of the allyl fragment at one of the Os atoms (Os-C 2.246 A, 2.248 A, and 2.273 A). The unit cell parameters of the complex are a = 9.494(1) A, b = 10.479(1) A, c = 12.474(2) A, α = 84.55(1)°, β = 70.08(1)°, γ = 70.72(1)°, V = 1255.8(4), A3, space group P\( \bar 1 \), Z = 2; C19H10O10Os3; dcalc = 2.922 g/cm3, 3085 Ihkl > 2σI of 3611 collected reflections; R = 0.0252. The structure of Os3(μ,η2-O=CC6H5)(η3-C3H5)(CO)9 is molecular. The plane of the Os3 triangle and the OsCOOs plane are connected according to the “butterfly” principle with an angle of 103.4° between them. The Os-Os distances in the cluster core vary from 2.836(1) A to 2.844(1) A; the Os-Ccarb distances are 1.88(1)–1.97(1) A; the distances to the atoms of the bridging ligands are Os-C 2.11(1) A, Os-O 2.14(1) A; the O-C bridging bond is 1.24(1) A. of the Os3(μ,η2-O=CC6H5)(η3-C3H5)(CO)9 triosmium cluster were studied theoretically. The potential curve of the internal rotation of the allyl ligand relative to the Os(1)-C(9) bond was determined. The rotation barrier of the allyl ligand in crystal relative to the Os(1)-C(9) bond is 8.38 kJ/mol, and the rotation of the ligand is not hindered. The effects of the intra-and intermolecular interactions on the conformation state of the cluster complex are considered.
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