Timothy J. BoyleTodd M. AlamEric R. MechenbierBrian L. ScottJoseph W. Ziller
Attempts to synthesize titanium(IV) neopentoxide led to two unique products which were crystallographically characterized. A metathesis reaction between TiCl(4) and NaOCH(2)CMe(3) (NaONp) yielded Ti(3)(O)(Cl)(ONp)(9).C(7)H(8), 1, which adopts a standard M(3)(&mgr;(3)-X)(2)(&mgr;-X)(3)X(6) structure. The &mgr;(3) ligands are a Cl and an O atom, with the rest of ligands represented by bridging and terminal ONp ligands. [Ti(ONp)(4)](2), 2, was isolated in high yield by an alcoholysis exchange between Ti(OPr(i))(4) and HONp. 2 adopts a typical M(2)(&mgr;-X)(2)(X)(6) fused axial-equatorial edge-shared geometry, wherein each metal center is 5 coordinated. On the basis of molecular weight solution studies and (1)H, (13)C, (17)O (natural abundance), and (47,49)Ti solution and solid-state NMR investigations, 2 was determined to be a monomer in solution.
Timothy J. BoyleTodd M. AlamEric R. MechenbierBrian L. ScottJoseph W. Ziller
Timothy J. BoyleJesus GallegosDawn PedrottyEric R. MechenbierBrian L. Scott
Feilong JiangOren P. AndersonSusie M. MillerJohn ChenMohammad Mahroof‐TahirDebbie C. Crans
Feilong JiangOren P. AndersonSusie M. MillerJohn ChenMohammad Mahroof‐TahirDebbie C. Crans
Timothy J. BoyleRyan P. TynerTodd M. AlamBrian L. ScottJoseph W. ZillerB. G. Potter