Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10578345 | Polyhedron | 2012 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
The trinuclear cationic lead(II) hexakis-thiolate [(4-Me3NC6H4S)6Pb3][PF6]6 (7) undergoes rearrangement during anion exchange to yield the tris-thiolate [(4-Me3NC6H4S)3Pb][BPh4]2 (8). Reaction of 7 with pyridine (py) and 4,4â²-bipyridyl (bipy) yields the adducts [(4-Me3NC6H4S)2Pb(py)]2[BPh4]4 (9) and [(4-Me3NC6H4S)2Pb(bipy)0.5][BPh4]2 (10), respectively. X-ray crystal structures of these compounds show a trimeric cation for 7, polymeric cations for 8 and 10, and a dimeric cation for 9.
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Authors
Glen G. Briand, Andreas Decken, Mathew C. Finniss, April D. Gordon, Naomi E. Hughes, Lauren M. Scott,