Microwave Spectroscopy Measurements of the gas phase structure

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Microwave Spectroscopy Measurements of the gas phase structure of Cyclopentadienyltungstentricarbonyl hydride Chandana Karunatilaka, Chakree

Microwave Spectroscopy Measurements of the gas phase structure of Cyclopentadienyltungstentricarbonyl hydride Chandana Karunatilaka, Chakree Tanjaroon, Kristen S. Keck, & Stephen G. Kukolich. Department of Chemistry The University of Arizona.

LAST YEAR Discussed preliminary results & Structure (normal isotopomers) WHAT’S NEW THIS YEAR More

LAST YEAR Discussed preliminary results & Structure (normal isotopomers) WHAT’S NEW THIS YEAR More accurate & complete Structure (with new 13 C data)

Cyclopentadienyltungstentricarbonyl hydride C 5 H 5 W(CO)3 H WH - Transition Metal hydride. -

Cyclopentadienyltungstentricarbonyl hydride C 5 H 5 W(CO)3 H WH - Transition Metal hydride. - Asymmetric top. Ia ≠ Ib ≠ Ic - Point group Cs. - Four W isotopes. 182 W(~26%) , 183 W(~14%), 184 W(~31%) , 186 W~28%) - Five unique C’s. [ C 1 , C 2 C 3 , C 4 C 5 , C 6 , C 7 C 8 ]

EXPERIMENT - Cp. W(CO)3 H = WH resublimed prior to use. - Synthesized Cp.

EXPERIMENT - Cp. W(CO)3 H = WH resublimed prior to use. - Synthesized Cp. W(CO)3 D = WD using CH 3 CO 2 D as the deuterating agent. -Heated the sample 60 -65 0 C -Rotational transitions 4 – 12 GHz range using PBFTMW spectrometer.

RESULTS - A total of over 350 a - dipole transitions - Over 60

RESULTS - A total of over 350 a - dipole transitions - Over 60 a - dipole transitions WH & WD 182, 183, 184, 186 W Five unique 13 C isotopomers

Measured and calculated rotational transitions for C 5 H 5184 W(CO)3 H [in MHz].

Measured and calculated rotational transitions for C 5 H 5184 W(CO)3 H [in MHz]. The standard deviation of the fit, fit = 3. 9 k. Hz. Isotopomer C 5 H 5184 W(CO)3 H J Ka Kc 2 0 2 2 J’ Ka’ Kc ’ Measured Calculated Residual 3 0 3 4057. 348 4057. 350 -0. 002 1 3 2 2 4176. 853 4176. 851 0. 002 2 0 3 2 1 4296. 352 -0. 001 2 1 1 3 1 2 4320. 501 4320. 499 0. 002 3 2 2 4 2 3 5542. 126 5542. 123 0. 003 3 3 1 4 3 2 5621. 500 0. 002 3 3 0 4 3 1 5659. 270 5659. 271 -0. 001 ≈ Over 350 -transitions

Measured and calculated unique 13 C transitions for different sets of tungsten isotopomers obtained

Measured and calculated unique 13 C transitions for different sets of tungsten isotopomers obtained from least-squares fits. [in MHz] Isotopomer 13 C 2 C 5 H 5 186 W(CO) 3 H J Ka Kc 3 2 1 4 J’ Ka’ Kc ’ Measured Calculated Residual 4 2 2 5740. 377 0. 000 4 5 1 5 6537. 678 6537. 677 0. 001 0 4 5 0 5 6556. 209 6556. 207 0. 0020 4 2 3 5 2 4 6841. 178 6841. 182 -0. 004 4 3 2 5 3 3 6978. 619 6978. 620 -0. 001 4 1 3 5 1 4 6988. 618 6988. 619 -0. 001 4 4 0 5 4 1 6997. 130 6997. 132 -0. 002 ≈ Over 60 -transitions were fitted for different isotopomers

Observed frequency transition [ 651 550 ] for WH showing four different peaks deriving

Observed frequency transition [ 651 550 ] for WH showing four different peaks deriving from four different tungsten isotopes. 182 W J’ = 651 J = 550 183 W 184 W 186 W

Measured rotational parameters obtained from the least-squares fits for the normal and deuterated isotopomers

Measured rotational parameters obtained from the least-squares fits for the normal and deuterated isotopomers of WH**. C 5 H 5 W(CO)3 H C 5 H 5 W(CO)3 D Parameter AA (MHz) 186 W W 184 W W 183 W W 182 W W 968. 6540(13) 963. 1927(29) 968. 6999(12) 963. 2217(18) 968. 7242(20) 963. 2493(64) 968. 7454(6) 963. 2584(25) BB (MHz) 752. 5160(3) 748. 4828(4) 752. 5415(4) 748. 5042(4) 752. 5542(8) 748. 5167(8) 752. 5683(2) 748. 5279(3) CC (MHz) 639. 7440(3) 639. 5195(4) 639. 7433(4) 639. 5198(4) 639. 7439(10) 639. 5151(7) 639. 7433(2) 639. 5201(3) JJ (MHz) 0. 000042(3) 0. 000046(4) 0. 000034(2) 0. 000028(4) 0. 000021(6) 0. 000036(1) 0. 000041(3) JJ (MHz) 0. 000015* 0. 000023* 0. 000015(2) 0. 000023(2) 0. 000020(6) 0. 000023* 0. 000015* 0. 000023* fitfit (k. Hz) 88 43 57 46 # # Lines 56 42 54 39 43 23 47 47 * Fixed Tanjaroon, C. ; Keck K. S. ; Sebonia, M. M. ; Karunatilaka, C. ; Kukolich, S. G. ; J. Chem. Phys. , 2004, 121, 1449 -1453.

Kraitchman Analysis & W-H bond length Atomic coordinates in the center of mass (abc)

Kraitchman Analysis & W-H bond length Atomic coordinates in the center of mass (abc) coordinated system obtained from Kraitchman analysis*. Atom a b c H (186 W) 0. 6801(15) 0. 4319(9) (-) 1. 7720(38) H (184 W) 0. 6777(13) 0. 4295(8) (-) 1. 7739(34) H (183 W) 0. 6808(23) 0. 4269(15) (-) 1. 7728(60) H (182 W) 0. 6768(11) 0. 4286(7) (-) 1. 7750(28) H average (+) 0. 6788(16) 0. 0 a (-) 1. 7734(11) W average (+) 0. 0215(45) 0. 0 a (-) 0. 109(23) r W-H (Å) a 1. 79(4) W and H atomic b coordinates are fixed at zero in the fit. * Tanjaroon, C. ; Keck K. S. ; Sebonia, M. M. ; Karunatilaka, C. ; Kukolich, S. G. ; J. Chem. Phys. , 2004, 121, 1449 -1453.

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS Altogether fifty – seven rotational constants. Seven adjustable parameters. PP(1), PP(2), ……………….

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS Altogether fifty – seven rotational constants. Seven adjustable parameters. PP(1), PP(2), ………………. . , PP(7). PP(4) = WH 6 angle with z-axis PP(6) = WC 6 angle with z-axis Constraint C 5 symmetry (Cp) C-O, C-H fixed (DFT)

FITTING - RESULTS Results from the structural fit showing measured and calculated rotational constants

FITTING - RESULTS Results from the structural fit showing measured and calculated rotational constants (A, B, C) for various isotopomers. [ in MHz ] Standard deviation of the fit is 0. 18 MHz. Isotopomer Measured Calculated M-C 186 W 968. 6546 968. 6489 0. 0057 752. 5138 752. 5495 -0. 0357 639. 7462 639. 8014 -0. 0552 966. 2843 966. 2854 -0. 0011 747. 7742 747. 7271 0. 0471 635. 2778 635. 2764 -0. 0014 184 W and 13 C 2 ≈ Altogether 57 rotational constants

STRUCTURE

STRUCTURE

Comparison of geometric structural parameters obtained from the Kraitchman analysis, DFT calculations and the

Comparison of geometric structural parameters obtained from the Kraitchman analysis, DFT calculations and the Structural fit (in Å) . * b coordinate of C 1 is fixed to the DFT value. 3 rd raw transition-metal hydrides exhibit large anharmonicity in the M-H bond Evidence from previous microwave work on Re-H Tanjaroon, Chakree. ; Karunatilaka, Chandana. ; Keck, Kristen. S. ; Kukolich, Stephen. G. ; Organometallics, 2005, 24, 2848 -2853.

What we found? Gas – phase W-H bond distance Slightly shorter than Mo-H bond

What we found? Gas – phase W-H bond distance Slightly shorter than Mo-H bond distance of 1. 80(1) Å * r 0 =1. 79(2) Å Possible “Lanthanide contraction” “Piano – Stool” type structure. Tanjaroon, C. ; Keck K. S. ; Sebonia, M. M. ; Karunatilaka, C. ; Kukolich, S. G. ; J. Chem. Phys. , 2004, 121, 1449 -1453.

Acknowledgements

Acknowledgements