Björn Koch, Tim Graubner, Antti J. Karttunen, Florian Kraus
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Mono-, Di-, and Trinuclear Complex Anions of RuF5 in Rb[RuF6], Cs[Ru2F11], and [O2][Ru3F16]
Herein, we report the synthesis of Rb[RuF6], Cs[Ru2F11], and [O2][Ru3F16] containing mononuclear [RuF6]−, dinuclear [Ru2F11]−, and trinuclear [Ru3F16]− anions, respectively, and their characterization by single-crystal X-ray diffraction. Such a trinuclear anion is described for Ru for the first time. Rb[RuF6] was additionally investigated by Raman spectroscopy while Cs[Ru2F11] was studied by IR and Raman spectroscopy. The fluoride ion affinities of RuF5 and the hypothetic molecules Ru2F10 and Ru3F15 were studied by quantum-chemical calculations and shown to decrease with increasing nuclearity in contrast to SbxF5 ⋅ x species. Intrinsic bond orbital calculations show essentially ionic μ-F−Ru bonds in the anions [Ru2F11]− and [Ru3F16]−.
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