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Crystalline binuclear chlorotin(II) amides [Sn(µ-Cl)(NR2)]2 have been X-ray characterised as cis-[NR2= [graphic omitted]Me2, 1a] and trans-(R = SiMe3, 2b) conformers [Cl–Sn–Cl′= 78.53(4)1a or 81.33(4)°2b, Sn–Cl–Sn′ 100.91(4)1a or 98.67(4)°2b, 2.74 1a or 2.67 Å2b]; a solution of 1 in toluene undergoes rapid cis⇌trans exchange at ambient temperature, but distinct cis-1a and trans-1b forms coexist below 192 K (119Sn NMR spectroscopy and line-shape analysis) and evidence is presented for an intramolecular mechanism for this exchange.
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Chorley et al. (1991) studied this question.
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