Reactive Platinum Complexes with α‐Amino Acid Derivatives and their 31P‐ and 15N Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectra The α‐amino acidate chelate complexes (n‐Bu3P)(Cl)⊓PtNH2CH(R)COO (1a – c) (R = H, CH3, CHMe2) react with thionyl chloride, phosphorus pentachloride, or acetyl chloride by cleavage of the chelate ring to give complexes with α‐amino acyl chloride or acetic glycine anhydride as ligands: (n‐Bu3P)Cl2Pt(NH2CH2COCl) (2), (n‐Bu3P)Cl4Pt(NH2CH(CHMe2)COCl) (6), (n‐Bu3P)‐Cl2Pt(NH2CH2CO(O)OCCH3) (4). Using 15N enriched amino acids, the IR, 15N and 31P NMR spectra indicate cis orientation of phosphane and amino groups in all these complexes.
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