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Synthesis of cluster compounds of dirhenium(III) with threonine
Authors: A.A. Ovcharenko, A.A. Golichenko, A.V. Shtemenko
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Two methods for the synthesis of dirhenium derivatives were developed. Depending on the initial products, complex compounds of two structural types, octachlorodirhenate(III) and cis-tetrachlorodi--carboxylate of dirhenium(III) with threonine, were synthesized for the first time. The preparation of (ThrН)2Re2Cl8 (І) was performed in a mixture of H2O and HCl (conc). LiReO4 and threonine were used as starting compounds, SnCl22Н2О was used as a reducing agent. As a result of the interaction of (NBu4)2Re2Cl8 with threonine in a mixture of acetone and acetonitrile, cis-[Re2(Thr)2Cl42CH3CN]Cl2 (ІІ) was synthesized. The composition and structure of the obtained substances were proved using elemental analysis, measurements of molar conductivity, infrared spectroscopy and electron absorption spectroscopy. The electron absorption spectra recorded for the solutions of the obtained compounds showed the presence of characteristic absorption bands which are related to the *-electron transition of the Re–Re quadruple bond; thus, the presence of octachlorodirenate(III) anion Re2Cl82- and cis-tetrachlorodi--aminocarboxylate of dirhenium(III) can be unambiguously established for I and II, respectively. According to the IR-spectrum of compound I, there is an intense vibration band, which refers to the vibrations of the non-ionized free carboxyl group (C=O), and a band of the protonated NH3+-group, confirming the conclusion that the amino acid is a cation in this compound. In the IR spectrum of compound II, there is no characteristic band of the uncoordinated CO–group, but there is an intense, weakly split band, which belongs to the s(CO) coordinated carboxylate group, the presence of which indicates the bridging coordination of this group of the ligand to the binuclear Re26+ fragment.