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Ligand redox non-innocent behaviour in ruthenium complexes of ethynyl tolans
A small series of half-sandwich bis(phosphine) ruthenium acetylide complexes [Ru(C?CC6H4C?CSiMe 3)(L2)Cp?] and [Ru(C?CC6H 4C?CC6H4R-4)(L2)Cp?] (R = OMe, Me, CO2Me, NO2; L2 = (PPh 3)2, Cp? = Cp; L2 = dppe; Cp? = Cp?) have been synthesised. One-electron oxidations of these complexes gave the corresponding radical cations, which were significantly more chemically stable in the case of the Ru(dppe)Cp? derivatives. The representative complex [Ru(C?CC6H4C?CC 6H4OMe-4)(dppe)Cp?] was further examined by spectroelectrochemical (IR and UV-Vis-NIR) methods. The results of the spectroelectrochemical studies, supported by DFT calculations, indicate that the hole is largely supported by the ‘RuC?CC6H4’ moiety in a manner similar to that described previously for simple aryl ethynyl complexes, rather than being more extensively delocalized along the entire conjugated ligand.
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