Electrochemical studies of mixed-ligand complexesof rhodium(III) containing N,N''—dipyridylamine
碩士 === 國立成功大學 === 化學系碩博士班 === 90 === Abstract Cyclic voltametric data have been obtained for mixed-ligand complexes of rhodium(III) containing N,N''—dipyridylamine,cis-[Rh(L-L)(HDPA)Cl2]Cl、cis-Rh(L-L)(DPA)Cl2(L-L=bipy or phen)and cis-[Rh(HDPA)2Cl2]Cl in acetonitrile. For cis-[Rh(L-L)(HDPA)...
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2002
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Summary: | 碩士 === 國立成功大學 === 化學系碩博士班 === 90 === Abstract
Cyclic voltametric data have been obtained for mixed-ligand complexes of rhodium(III) containing N,N''—dipyridylamine,cis-[Rh(L-L)(HDPA)Cl2]Cl、cis-Rh(L-L)(DPA)Cl2(L-L=bipy or phen)and cis-[Rh(HDPA)2Cl2]Cl in acetonitrile. For cis-[Rh(L-L)(HDPA)Cl2]
Cl,between 0∼+1.80 V vs. SCE there is a reversible oxidation peak which is +1.07∼+1.08 V and reduction peak is +0.85∼+0.87 V. This is attributed to oxidation of chloride ion. There are two irreversible reduction peaks between 0∼-1.80 V vs. SCE. Each of the reductions is one-electron reduction step followed by fast elimination of a chloride which is consistant with an ECEC(E:electron transfer,C:chemical reaction)mechanism. One can therefore suggest that their redox orbitals are assigned to be metal-localized.
The luminescence had been suggested as πd* for cis-Rh(L-L)(DPA)Cl2. In electrochemical studies of these complexes,there is no peak observed between 0∼+1.80 V vs. SCE and only one irreversible reduction peak observed between 0∼-1.80 V vs. SCE. This reduction is one-electron reduction step followed by elimination of a chloride,which assigns that complexes belong to πd* transition.
For cis-[Rh(HDPA)2Cl2]Cl,between 0∼+1.80 V vs. SCE there is a reversible oxidation peak which is +1.08 V and reduction peak is +0.89 V. This is attributed to oxidation of chloride ion. There is one irreversible reduction peak between 0∼-1.80 V vs. SCE. This reduction peak including two reduction steps followed by fast elimination of a chloride is consistent with an ECEC reaction. Therefore,the redox orbitals are also assigned to be metal-localized.
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