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.

[4] ,

.
Jdrzej
niadecki, 1807,
44.
Vesta

. ,
,
. niadecki,
, .[5]

(Jns Jakob Berzelius),

(Gottfried Wilhelm Osann) ' 1827.[6]

. Berzelius
, Osann
,
(pluranium), (ruthenium)
(polinium). ,

.[7]

(ruthenium)
44
101,07. "Ru"
8 ,
5 d-block, 2
.
2334 C 4150 C.[1]
,
" ", PGM, Platinum Group
Metals.
, , , , , .

PGM
.
PGM , 1844 (Karl Claus)
, (Ruthenia), .[2]

1828


,
,
.
. 1844, ( : 96 Ru, 98 Ru, ) (Karl Ernst Claus Karl Karlovich
Klaus) (1796-1864) 99
Ru, 100 Ru, 101 Ru, 102 Ru 104 Ru.
Osann .[3] Claus 6
1
( )
- ,
[7]
. Claus
,
.
16 .
18 - ,
.
,
[7]
, , Demidov 5000 . Claus [3]
19 . Berzelius,
1828,
- .
""
1

2 - -

2.1

PGM
, , , , .
, RuS2
FeS2 .[10]
PGM , :

11 % Ru,
2 % Ru.[11]


.

2.2 -

Karl Ernst Claus

(Ruthenia), (Rus),

, , ,
.
Osann 1828.
Claus:[7]
I named the new body, in honour of
my Motherland, ruthenium. I had every right
to call it by this name because Mr. Osann
relinquished his ruthenium and the word does
not yet exist in chemistry.
( , , .
. Osann
()
)

- -

74o ,
. 12
,
5000 .[8]

PGM . , , 3 g /tn.
(), 0,2 g Pt/tn.
PGM . .

, , , . '
,
4 7 .[12] , "
", PGM,
, .
100 1000 .
.
-
,
,

, . , 1400 ,

2.4

.
1500 C
,
. . , Stillwater ... 850.000
,
15,5 PGM[13]
,
100 /, 1600 C ,
, "" (matte)
PGM . matte , , ,
PGM.

2.3

3
(Na2 O2 )
IrO2 Ru Os
RuO4 2- OsO4 2-
.
RuO4 OsO4 .
(VIII), RuO4 ,
, HCl, , H3 RuCl6 Ru
NH4 Cl , (NH4 )3 RuCl6
Ru 100 C :
2(NH4 )3 RuCl6 + 3H2 2Ru + 6NH4 Cl + 6HCl.

2.4

,
,
.

, ,
, .[14]

.
Ru
[9][15] : (Au) /
(Ag) .

(Pt),
(Pd) Au. . (Ru),
(Os), (Rh), (Ir) Ag
.
(Pb)
(HNO3 ) Ag
Pb (AgNO3 ) (Pb(NO3 )2 ). Ru, Os, Rh, Ir.
(aHSO4 ) ,
(),
Rh2 (SO)3 , (Ru, Os, Ir)
,

MBq[. 1] /g PGM
. Ru. Pd , Rh .

235 U
63,44 Ru
. 3 % , 1
1,9 Kg Ru.[16] 103 Ru (
39 ) 106 Ru ( 373 ) .
,
10 . Ru
,
.[17]

3
8:00 (
) 26 2012 127
/.[18]
,
.

99,9 %[. 2]
1992 2005 56 /. 2006 '
180 /
2008 365 /. 2009
7
2011 180 /
2006.
Ru (
PGM Ir, Os, Rh)
Ru
- () 99,99%.
.
, 272,66 C
.
- 262 C.[19]
4

.
4.1

: 2315 C
105 Atm 1 Atm 4115 C.

4 ( Os, Ir, Re).

,
PGM.[20]

Ru . , ,
65 %.[20]


. 18 3 PGM (
).[21]

4.2
Ru,
= 270,59 pm
c = 428,15 pm

. ,
.

' ( ) .

d
.
Rh

-

5
.

.
'
d-block ( d
diffuse ).[22]
( KJ/mol)
Ru+
Ru9+ Ru, "" :
7p

7s
6s

6p

6d

5f

5d

4f
5p

5s

4d
4p

3d

4s
3p

3s
2p

2s

1s

Ru

' ,
: Ru2+ + 2e-
Ru (+ 0,45 V)
,
(. )
.
,

.
800 C
Ru(VIII), RuO4 .[23]
,
Lewis .
Ru

[23]
0,15 % - 0.25 % w/w.

350 C : , 7,20 mg
Ru/cm2
PGM.[20]

(NaOCl),
100 C.
(Na2 O2 ) 336 mg Ru/cm2
350 C
PGM.

(CN) 700 C ,
16,80 mg Ru/cm2 ,
(Na2 CO3 )
920 C 8,90
mg/cm2 .
(KHSO4 ) 5,05 mg Ru/cm2
440 C.[20]

Ru 2 -
(IV),[24] RuO2 :
Ru + O2 RuO2


. , Ru [24] :
- (), RuBr3 , Ru Br2 450 C
20 Atm:[25]
2Ru + 3Br2 2RuBr3
(V), RuF5 , F2 Ru
297 C:[25]
2Ru + 5F2 2RuF5

(), RuCl3 .xH2 O,


(), RuI3 ,
(IV) (VI), RuF4 RuF6 , , (IV), RuCl4 , . Ru.[24]
(KClO3 ) ,
.[23]


Ru NaOH


7 Ru :
34 (. (), RuCl3 .

, - ( )
) 106 Ru, 103 Ru 97 Ru.
- ( ).
17
" ()", RuCl3 .xH2 O
5 ,
( x=3)
95 Ru 105 Ru.
, 102 Ru,
- 102 c + -
Ru() Ru(II).[25]
102
Rh.
.
Ru(VIII), RuO4 .
6 (+8)
, - .

,
.[25] Ru(III),
Ru2 O3 , .
,

, .[26] 7.1

, - To
C-Ru.
[27]
- , . Ru
. ,
(VIII), RuO4 , , , Ru .
.
1960 1970. , , ,
7
. Ru
[28]
.
: 2 +8. :
Ru +2, +3, +4.
.
(Ruthenium blues). (
Claus 1846.[24] )
cluster[. 3] (Cl3 Ru(-Cl)3 Ru(
Cl)3 RuCl3 )4- Ru
2 2,5.
,


.
. ,

(Ruthenium
red),
.[22]
[Ru O (NH ) ]Cl .4 .[24]

Ru+3
Ru+4

, "
:

3 14

,
Ru3+ Ru+4 .
, [Ru3 O2 (NH3 )14 ]7+ .

, .

7.1

Grabbs 1

sandwich

[. 4] .
, -,
Ru(CO)5 ,

-,
Ru2 (CO)9 -
Ru3 (CO)12 [29]

Ru
.[24]
, (C5 H5 )2 Ru.
sandwich[. 5] . 1952
.[. 6]
Creutz[. 7] -Taube[. 8] ,
[(NH3 )5 Ru(pyrazine)Ru(NH3 )5 ]n+ n=5.

n = 4 ( Ru
= +2) n = 6 (
Ru = +3). Creutz-Taube,
Ru +2 +3. Ru
.[25]

(Grubbs) 1 2

.[25]
1990 (Bob
Grubbs),[. 9] Ru , .
,

ligands ( PR3 R =
, , , ). ,
' .

.

.
ligand.[29] Ru . Ru(NO)L5 ( L5
)
.

()
(), [Ru(N2 )(NH3 )5 ]Cl2 .[15] 1965
ligand , 2 .[29] 2

2 Cl2 , 3 .

2 3 .[29]
Ru 2
. [Ru(NH3 )5 -=Ru(NH3 )5 ]4+ .

8
8.1


. ( Grubbs), ,
, ,
.
,
,
,
, .
, .


. ,
, .
Ru. 0,1 % , . Ti-Ru
, ,
.
,
. EPM-102 ( 3
% Ru) TMS-162 ( 6 % Ru).[31]


,
.[32]

8.2

,
, ,

. , 1944

, Parker 51
RU 14
96,2 % 3,8 % .[33]

8.3 -


,
NAMI-A KP1019, .[34] " ",
,
,
1961
.[35]

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, "
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