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Phosphine block metal complexes stabilized

The first hydride complex investigated by the neutron diffraction technique was K2[ReH9] containing the terminal M—H linkage. Many examples of complexes containing the terminal hydride ligands are now known for virtually all d-block transition elements. Binary transition-metal hydrides are rather few and the majority are stabilized by carbonyl, phosphine, or other ancillary ligands. [Pg.7]

See other pages where Phosphine block metal complexes stabilized is mentioned: [Pg.1842] [Pg.1841] [Pg.56] [Pg.47] [Pg.79] [Pg.739] [Pg.49] [Pg.175]

See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.773 , Pg.782 , Pg.787 , Pg.810 ]

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Complex Stabilization

Complexation stabilization

Metal block

Metal complex, stability

Metal complexes stabilization

Metalation phosphines

Metallic stabilizers

Metals stabilization

Phosphine metals

Phosphine-metal complexes

Phosphines complex stability

Stability block metal complexes

Stability complexes

Stabilizing phosphines