OXIDATION DECARBONYLATION OF NH4[Mo（CO）5I]: SYNTHE-SES AND CRYSTAL STRUCTURES OF CMo（S2CNC4H8）4]I3 · C7H8 and Mo2S2O2（S2CNC4H8）2

Both of the title complexes were produced by oxidative decarbony-lation of NH4 CMO (CO)5I]. The complexes CMo(S2CNC4H8)4]I3 ?C7H8(1) and Mo2S2O2 (S2CNC4H8)2(2) both crystallize in triclinic, space group P1 with cell dimensions for (1) : a=13. 554(4), b=13. 620(4), c= 13. 058 (4) A , α=95. 58 (3), β=105. 38(2), γ=115. 49(2)°,V = 2035(1) A3, Z=2, Dc=1. 89 g. cm-3, final R=0. 054 and Rw = 0. 062 for 2926 observed reflections; and for (2): a = 8.730(2), b=16.592(6), c = 6. 688(2)A, α=97. 67(3), β=98. 10(2), γ=80. 26(2)% V = 939. 2(5) A3, Z = 2, Dc = 2. 05 g. cm-3, final R = 0. 038 and Rw = 0. 046 for 2248 observed reflections. The Mo(V) atom is bonded to eight S atoms in distorted dodecahedron for (1). The Mo atoms in compound (2) are bridged by two S atoms and each Mo atom is coordinated by two S atoms from S2CNC4H8 and one O atom to form distorted tetragonal pyramid.