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And ligands bridging

Cu(4,4 -bipy)Br2 298 1.85 Farad probably octahedral, polymeric structure involving halide and ligand bridging 69F3... [Pg.575]

Many complexes have more than one coordination mode of BH4 featured in their structure, e.g. [U ()9 -BH4)()9 -BH4)2(dmpe)2]. Likewise, whereas [M(BH4)4] are monomeric 12-coordinate complexes for M = Zr, Hf, Np, Pu, they are polymeric for M = Th, Pa, U the coordination number rises to 14 and each metal centre is coordinated by two r) -BH4 and four bridging r) -BH4 groups. It is clear that among the factors which determine the mode adopted are the size of the metal atom and the steric requirements of the co-ligands. Many of the complexes... [Pg.156]

The azido complex [(T) -Cp )(N3)Rh( j.-N3),Rh(N3)(Ti -Cp )] with trifluoroace-tonitrile gives the tetrazole complex with two terminal and one bridging tetrazolate ligands as well as one unreacted bridging azido group, 193... [Pg.165]

Finally, we consider the alternative mechanism for electron transfer reactions -the inner-sphere process in which a bridge is formed between the two metal centers. The J-electron configurations of the metal ions involved have a number of profound consequences for this reaction, both for the mechanism itself and for our investigation of the reaction. The key step involves the formation of a complex in which a ligand bridges the two metal centers involved in the redox process. For this to be a low energy process, at least one of the metal centers must be labile. [Pg.194]

Other ligands that react to form these Hg(I) complexes are 1,2- and 1,4-diaminoben-zene, 1,10-phenanthroline , and the bridged ring compound ... [Pg.519]


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