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Acta Cryst. (2008). E64, m472 [ doi:10.1107/S160053680800319X ]
2-Iodido-bis{dimethyl[methylbis(quinolin-8-yl)silanyl-
3N,Si,N']platinum(IV)} tetrakis(pentafluorophenyl)borate dichloromethane 0.66-solvateAbstract: The title complex, [Pt2(CH3)4(C19H15N2Si)2I][B(C6F5)4]·0.66CH2Cl2, resulted from an attempt to synthesize a stable five-coordinate platinum species via ligand abstraction of a six-coordinate platinum precursor. However, dimerization occurred after ligand abstraction, thereby yielding the compound described in this study. The cation is a dinuclear PtIV organometallic complex, in which the metal centers are bridged by an I- anion. Both metal centers display a coordination geometry close to octahedral, including cis-arranged quinoline ligands connected by Si atoms, which form Pt-Si bonds, two cis-methyl groups, and the bridging I- anion. In the crystal structure, voids between cations and anions are partially filled with an average of 0.66 molecules of dichloromethane solvent.
Online 13 February 2008
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