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. 2023 Aug 10;62(34):14028–14043. doi: 10.1021/acs.inorgchem.3c02075

Table 4. Selected Distances and Angles for 6 and 6O·CHCl3 (in Å and deg).

parametera 6·C6H14 (X = P) 6O·CHCl3 (X = O3)d
Sb···X 3.0987(6) 2.256(1)
Sb–O1/2 2.068(1)/2.082(1) 2.064(1)/2.076(1)
Sb–C1 2.127(2) 2.116(2)
Sb–C23/C29 2.124(2)/2.138(2) 2.147(2)/2.126(2)
C–Sb–Ob 161.65(5)/159.94(5) 160.93(6)/162.59(6)
P–C6 1.811(2) 1.779(2)
P–C11/C17 1.839(2) 1.803(2)/1.796(2)
C6–P–C11/C17 101.90(8)/–c 107.07(7)/107.07(8)
C11–P–C17 101.3(1) 106.04(8)
Fe–C 2.022(2)–2.057(2) 2.034(2)–2.049(2)
tilt 4.0(1) 2.9(1)
τ –14.1(1) 5.1(1)
a

The parameters are defined as for compounds 1S and 1Se. See footnote to Table 3.

b

The C1–Sb–O1/C29–Sb–O2 angles for 6·C6H14, and C29–Sb–O1/C1–Sb–O2 angles for 6O·CHCl3.

c

Value uncertain due to disorder of phenyl ring C(17–22).

d

Further data: P–O3 1.506(1) Å, P–O3–Sb 142.69(7)°.