The electrochemical and near-IR properties of a series of (bis)ferrocenyl complexes, in which the ferrocenyl moieties are spanned by enyne (E)-(-CH@CH-C,, C-), diyne (-C ,, C-) 2 , or diene ( E )-(-CH @ CH-) 2 C 4 unsaturated spacers, were investigated. The experiments performed on 1,4-diferrocenyl-( E )-1-buten-3- yne revealed behaviors indicative of through-bridge/metal-metal electron transfer. The enyne bridged (bis)ferrocenyl cation displays charge transfer properties intermediate between the dienyl and diynyl systems and can be assigned to weakly coupled Class II mixed valence species. The analysis of the col- lected data according to the classical two-state Hush theory revealed that the efficiency of the electron transfer increases from wholly sp-C to wholly sp 2 -C bridged complexes. Therefore, the degree of commu- nication is modulated according to the structure of the bridging ligand

Electron transfer within C4 unsaturated spacers between terminal ferrocenyl moieties

M Bassetti;
2011

Abstract

The electrochemical and near-IR properties of a series of (bis)ferrocenyl complexes, in which the ferrocenyl moieties are spanned by enyne (E)-(-CH@CH-C,, C-), diyne (-C ,, C-) 2 , or diene ( E )-(-CH @ CH-) 2 C 4 unsaturated spacers, were investigated. The experiments performed on 1,4-diferrocenyl-( E )-1-buten-3- yne revealed behaviors indicative of through-bridge/metal-metal electron transfer. The enyne bridged (bis)ferrocenyl cation displays charge transfer properties intermediate between the dienyl and diynyl systems and can be assigned to weakly coupled Class II mixed valence species. The analysis of the col- lected data according to the classical two-state Hush theory revealed that the efficiency of the electron transfer increases from wholly sp-C to wholly sp 2 -C bridged complexes. Therefore, the degree of commu- nication is modulated according to the structure of the bridging ligand
2011
Istituto per i Sistemi Biologici - ISB (ex IMC)
ferrocene
enyne
electron transfer
molecular wire
bimetallic complexes
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