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x Contents 4.2.2 Gold Plating and Other Methods of Gold Deposition ..................................................... 276 4.3 Halides ............................................................................ 276 4.3.1 Silver Halides ................................................ 276 4.3.2 Gold Halides .................................................. 279 4.4 Oxides and Other Binary Compounds ............................ 282 4.5 Aqua Ions ........................................................................ 283 4.6 Silver(I) Complexes ......................................................... 285 4.6.1 Complexes of O-Donors ................................ 285 4.6.2 Complexes of N-Donors ................................ 285 4.6.3 Tertiary Phosphine and Arsine Complexes .................................................... 286 4.6.4 Complexes of Halogen-Donors ...................... 287 4.6.5 Complexes of C-Donors ................................ 288 4.6.6 Complexes of S-Donors ................................. 288 4.7 Silver(II) Complexes ........................................................ 290 4.8 Silver(III) Complexes ....................................................... 291 4.9 Gold(-I) Complexes ......................................................... 291 4.10 Gold(I) Complexes .......................................................... 292 4.10.1 Complexes of O-Donors ................................ 292 4.10.2 Complexes of N-Donors ................................ 292 4.10.3 Tertiary Phosphine and Arsine Complexes .................................................... 292 4.10.4 Complexes of Halogen-Donors ...................... 295 4.10.5 Complexes of C-Donors ................................ 296 4.10.6 Complexes of S-Donors ................................. 296 4.10.7 MO Schemes for 2-Coordinate Gold(I) Complexes .................................................... 298 4.11 Gold(II) Complexes ......................................................... 298 This page has been reformatted by Knovel to provide easier navigation.
This page has been reformatted by Knovel to provide easier navigation. Contents xi 4.12 Gold(III) Complexes ........................................................ 301 4.12.1 Complexes of Halogens ................................. 301 4.12.2 Complexes of N-Donors ................................ 302 4.12.3 Tertiary Phosphine and Arsine Complexes .................................................... 303 4.12.4 Other Complexes .......................................... 304 4.12.5 Coordination Numbers and Gold(III) ............... 305 4.12.6 The trans-Effect and trans-Influence .............. 306 4.13 Gold(IV) Complexes ........................................................ 307 4.14 Gold(V) Complexes ......................................................... 307 4.15 Organometallic Compounds of Silver .............................. 307 4.15.1 Complexes of Unsaturated Hydrocarbons ................................................ 308 4.16 Organometallic Compounds of Gold ............................... 310 4.16.1 Gold(I) Complexes ......................................... 310 4.16.2 Gold(III) Complexes ....................................... 313 4.17 Gold Cluster Complexes ................................................. 319 4.18 Relativistic Effects in Gold Chemistry .............................. 322 4.19 Aurophilicity ..................................................................... 323 4.20 Silver and Gold Compounds in Medicine ........................ 325 4.21 Mössbauer Spectroscopy of Gold Compounds ............... 327 References .......................................................................... 328 Chapter 1 ................................................................................... 328 Chapter 2 ................................................................................... 336 Chapter 3 ................................................................................... 344 Chapter 4 ................................................................................... 354 Index .................................................................................... 363
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Page 17 and 18: Figure 1.1 The tetrameric structure
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Page 25 and 26: Os(terpy)Cl3 Os(phen)2Cl2 + Os(py)2
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Page 49 and 50: Figure 2.7 The solid-state 31 P NMR
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Page 61 and 62: Figure 2.25 31 P NMR spectrum of ^H
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Figure 2.29 The structure of RhBr((
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A more unusual complex is formed by
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Figure 2.35 The 'lantern' structure
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Intensity Wa ven umber/cm" 1 Figure
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In the MO scheme the rhodium atoms
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A number of rhodium(III) complexes
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Table 3.1 lonization energies (kJ m
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Table 3.2 Characteristics of pallad
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Pt (hot wire) 525 0 C, in vacuo sea
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Figure 3.4 The chain structure adop
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Table 3.4 Bond lengths in MX^" (A)
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Table 3.7 Comparative vibrational d
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Tertiary hydrides can be made [38,
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Hydrated palladium perchlorate has
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(conveniently measured in terms of
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Figure 3.14 Zerovalent complexes of
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Figure 3.17 A comparison between th
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and platinum compounds do not exist
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Figure 3.20 A palladium(I) 2-diphen
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4 Silver and gold 4.1 Introduction
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Neither metal is attacked by oxygen
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Table 4.4 Characteristics of silver
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magnetic moment (1.07/xB) owing to
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Figure 4.3 The structure OfAuCl2. T
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Au(OH)4. There have been claims for
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4.6 Silver(I) complexes 4.6.1 Compl
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Figure 4.9 The dimeric structure ad
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Figure 4.11 The structure of [Ag8(S
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ieff = 2.2 /XB; gj| = 2.11, g_L = 2
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Table 4.8 Au-P bond lengths in the
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Table 4.10 Bond lengths (A) in the
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the anion in Ph4As + Au(SPh)2 [95]
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Index This index is divided by elem
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References Chapter 1 1. W.P. Griffi
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47. RJ.H. Clark, M.L. Franks and P.
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102. F.A. Cotton, L. Labella and M.
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148. P.P. Dwyer and J.W. Hogarth, J
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195. J.R. Wolf, G.C. Bazan and R.R.
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42. Refs 3(d) and 6, p. 906. 43. (a
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98. Ref. 6, p. 975; Inorg. Synth.,
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144. M.P. Yagupsky and G. Wilkinson
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