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Ferrocene-Fused Acenequinones
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<p>The synthesis of anti-[1.1](2,17)(6,13)ferrocenophane-1,12-dione (2) is discussed. By addition of LiAlH<sub>4</sub>, NaBH<sub>4</sub> or Wittig's reagent only one keto group reacted to give HO- or <sup>c</sup>C<sub>3</sub>H<sub>4</sub>-functionalized [1.1](2,17)(6,13)ferrocenophan-12-hydroxy-1-one (3) and [1.1](2,17)(6,13)ferrocenophan-12-cyclopropane-1-one (4). Exchange of CO by CS groups is possible upon addition of Lawesson's reagent to 2 forming [1.1](2,17)(6,13)ferrocenophan-1,12-dithioketone (5). Theoretical studies confirm the different reactivities of the CO groups. Electrochemical studies on 2–5 showed separated reversible one-electron events for 2–4 (125–925 mV) and an irreversible one for 5. The ferrocenyls in 4 are easier to oxidize, due to their higher electron-richness. In 2 a larger redox separation comes about suggesting a stronger intermetallic interaction between Fe<sup>II</sup>/Fe<sup>III</sup> in the mixed-valent species. In situ UV-vis/NIR studies confirm that 2 is a weak coupled class II system according to the classification of Robin and Day. Compounds 3 and 4 display electrostatic interactions among the ferrocenyls as oxidation progresses.</p>