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Absolute Stereochemistry of Chelate Complexes Saito

Chelate Complexes, Absolute Stereochemistry of (Saito) Chirality Due to the Presence of Hydrogen Isotopes at Noncyclic 10 95... [Pg.485]

For many years no attempt was made to determine the absolute stereochemistry of transition metal complexes, although Kuhn (8) calculated the absolute configuration of (—)n-[Co(C204)3]3- from its anomalous optical rotatory dispersion, using classical coupled oscillator theory. He later (9) extended his theory to other tris-chelated cobalt complexes such as (+)n-[Co(en)3]3+. However, in 1955 Saito (10) showed by anomalous X-ray dispersion that Kuhn s suggested configuration for (+)n-[Co(en)3]3+ was incorrect. [Pg.47]


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