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  • The study investigates how different amine bis(phenolate) ligands affect the structure of titanium(IV) complexes using synthesized compounds and spectroscopic analysis.
  • Steric effects were examined, revealing that [ONNO]-type ligands with a side amine consistently form octahedral bis(isopropoxide) complexes, while [ONO]-type ligands show varied structures based on sterics.
  • The research highlights that less sterically demanding [ONO]- ligands favor octahedral complexes, while bulkier ones form pentacoordinate complexes, which can further react to form bis(heteroleptic) complexes.

Article Abstract

The coordination chemistry of titanium(IV) complexes of amine bis(phenolate) ligands was investigated by synthesizing various types of complexes and analyzing them specroscopically and structurally. Steric effects of tridentate [ONO]- and tetradentate [ONNO]-type ligands were studied by reacting the ligand precursors with titanium tetra(isopropoxide). [ONNO]-type ligands featuring an amine donor located on a pendant arm led to octahedral bis(isopropoxide) complexes, regardless of the steric bulk around the metal. Several such complexes having varying steric crowding were thus synthesized. On the other hand, steric effects were found to play a major role in determining the complex constitution when [ONO]-type ligands, featuring no side donor, were involved. Relatively sterically undemanding ligands led to octahedral bis(homoleptic) complexes, whereas increased steric bulk resulted in the formation of pentacoordinate bis(isopropoxide) complexes. These pentacoordinate complexes readily lead to bis(heteroleptic) complexes by reaction with nonsterically demanding [ONO]- and [ONNO]-type ligand precursors. In the latter case the sidearm nitrogen remains uncoordinated to the metal. The bis(isopropoxide) complexes of the [ONNO]-type ligands may also lead to bis(heteroleptic) complexes, however, these reactions are much slower.

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