四氯镍酸根
四氯镍酸根离子是一种金属配合物,化学式为[NiCl4]2−,其盐称作四氯镍酸盐。四氯镍酸根离子可以与各种各样的阳离子键合,但常见的包括四乙基铵阳离子。[1]
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当浓氯化锂和氯化镍的水溶液混合在一起时,它们只会形成五水氯络合物:[Ni(H2O)5Cl]+。然而,在其他有机溶剂或熔融的盐中,它们可以形成四氯镍酸根离子。如果将镍配分到胺的环己烷溶液中,镍就可以从这些盐的水或甲醇溶液中被分离出来。[2]
(R3NH)2[NiCl4]之类的有机铵盐通常可以发生热致变色(R = Me, Et, Pr)。在近室温的环境下,这些盐呈黄色,但它们在70 °C下会变成蓝色。亮蓝色是四面体的[NiCl4]2−的特征,而强度是拉波特规则导致的。盐呈黄色是因为它们生成了由八面体Ni中心组成的聚合物。相应的四溴镍酸盐在较低的温度下也会发生热致变色的。[3]
历史
编辑1944年,Remy和Meyer将氯化铯和三氯化铯镍一起熔化时,首次观察到由四氯镍酸根离子引起的蓝色。[4]
化合物
编辑公式 | 名称 | 结构 | 备注 | 参考 |
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Cs2NiCl4 | 四氯镍酸铯 | 只在超过70 °C的环境下保持蓝色 | [4] | |
[(CH3)4N]2NiCl4 | 四甲基四氯镍酸铵 | 深蓝色 | [5] | |
[(C2H5)4N]2NiCl4 | 四乙基四氯镍酸铵 | [6] [4] | ||
[H2NN(CH3)3]2NiCl4 | 1,1,1-三甲基肼正离子四氯镍盐(1,1,1-三甲基四氯镍酸𰽟) | 只在超过145 °C的环境下保持蓝色,在此温度以下呈黄色 | [7] | |
[(C6H5)4As]2NiCl4 | 双四苯基砷正离子(𬭩)四氯镍酸盐 | 蓝色,熔点199.5 °C | [5] | |
[(C6H5)3CH3As]2NiCl4 | 双三苯甲基砷正离子(𬭩)四氯镍酸盐 | 蓝色 | [4] | |
[C2mim]2NiCl4 | 1-乙基-3-甲基咪唑正离子(𬭩)四氯镍(II)酸盐 | 四方晶系,I41/a a=14.112,c=19.436,V=3871.1,Z=8,密度=1.47,MW=422.84 |
熔点92 °C | [8] [9] |
[C4mim]2NiCl4 | 1-丁基-3-甲基咪唑正离子(𬭩)四氯镍(II)酸盐 | 深蓝色,熔点56 °C | [8] | |
[C5mim]2NiCl4 | 1-戊基-3-甲基咪唑正离子(𬭩)四氯镍(II)酸盐 | 深蓝色液体 | [8] | |
[C6mim]2NiCl4 | 1-己基-3-甲基咪唑正离子(𬭩)四氯镍(II)酸盐 | 深蓝色液体 | [8] | |
[C7mim]2NiCl4 | 1-庚基-3-甲基咪唑正离子(𬭩)四氯镍(II)酸盐 | 深蓝色液体 | [8] | |
[C8mim]2NiCl4 | 1-辛基-3-甲基咪唑正离子(𬭩)四氯镍(II)酸盐 | 深蓝色液体 | [8] | |
[NH3CH2CH2NH3]NiCl4 | 乙二胺正离子四氯镍(II)酸盐 | 钙钛矿层状,空间群P21/c a=8.441,b=6.995,c=6.943,β=92.925,Z=2 |
棕色,与Mn、Cu、Pd和Cd化合物同构 | [10] |
有关物质
编辑参考文献
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