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Group 14 amides with transition metal complexe

Another interesting and potentially very useful group of calixarene-based anion receptors is represented by systems with appended transition metal complexes of 2,2-bipyridine units. Technically, these systems utilise classical hydrogen bonding interactions of amidic/urea functions hence, from this point of view, they do not differ from many other receptors. On the other hand, the covalent attachment of bipyridine complexes of ruthenium(II) or rhe-... [Pg.72]

Attempts to achieve macrocycles that are capable of stabilizing highly oxidized transition metal complexes has led to the design of noninnocent ligands. The structures of high-valent chromium (V) oxo species with the two tetraamido N ligands (36) and (37) were determined. Both structures were found to contain distinctly nonplanar amide groups, and in (36) all four amides are nonplanar. [Pg.2427]


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Amide groups

Amide transitions

Amides complex

Complexes, with transition-metals

Group 2-transitional metal complexes

Group 5 metal complex

Metalation amides

Metals, 6-Group transition

Transition Group

Transition Metal Complexes with Group

Transition metal amides

Transition metal complexes amides

Transition metal/group 14 complexes

With Transition Metals

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