Grignard complexes, chemical shifts

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A second group of complexes that have received detailed attention are the (i73-allyl)nickel(i75-cyclopentadienyl) complexes, which may be prepared by reacting nickelocene with an allyl-Grignard reagent (69). Data for typical examples are shown in Table IX. In this particular case, a sufficiently large number of complexes have been studied that a series of chemical shift increments can be extracted from the data (shown in Table X) and have been used with considerable success in assigning structures to ij3-allyl nickel complexes of unknown structure. 

Table 5 Chemical Shifts of Alkyl Grignard Complexes ...

The NMR studies of Group IIA compounds center on investigations of Grignard complexes. Carbon-13 chemical shifts for phenyl and alkyl Grig-nard complexes are given in Tables IV and V, respectively. 

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