Journal Article10.1039/A702291C
Crystal structures, electronic properties and structural pathways offour [Cu(phen)2Cl][Y] complexes(phen = 1,10-phenanthroline;Y = BF4-·0.5H2O, PF6-,CF3SO3-·H2O orBPh4-)
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TL;DR: In this paper, the crystal structures of four chromophore complexes have been determined by X-ray crystallography, and scatterplot analysis of the eight cation distortion isomers of these complexes suggest that all the complexes involve a -A + B route distortion of the======CuN================== 4======Cl chromophores, -A (ca. 60%) and +B======(ca. 40%), the observation of linear and parallel correlations are alternatively interpreted as a direct observation of vibronic connections.
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Abstract: The crystal structures of
[Cu(phen)
2
Cl][BF
4
]·0.5H
2
O 1
(phen = 1,10-phenanthroline),
[Cu(phen)
2
Cl][PF
6
] 2,
[Cu(phen)
2
Cl][CF
3
SO
3
]·H
2
O 3 and [Cu(phen)
2
Cl][BPh
4
] 4 have been
determined by X-ray crystallography. Three of the complexes, 1–3,
involve a CuN
4
Cl chromophore with a square based pyramidal
distorted trigonal bipyramidal stereochemistry, while 4 involves a
trigonal bipyramidal distorted square based pyramidal stereochemistry.
The geometries of the CuN
4
Cl chromophores in 1–4 were
compared by scatter-plot analysis with those of four other
[Cu(phen)
2
Cl][Y] complexes of known structure. The scatter
plots of the eight cation distortion isomers of the
[Cu(phen)
2
Cl][Y] complex suggest that all the complexes
involve a -A + B route distortion of the
CuN
4
Cl chromophore, -A (ca. 60%) and +B
(ca. 40%), The observation of linear and parallel correlations
are alternatively interpreted as a direct observation of vibronic
coupling of a mixture of the symmetric, ν
sym
,
C
2
mode and the asymmetric, ν
asym
,
non-C
2
mode of vibration of the CuN
4
Cl
chromophore. This emphasises the need to determine the structure of more
than one complex in a series of cation distortion isomers, in which the
limits of the range of stereochemistries are indicated by the
measurement of the electronic reflectance spectra.
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