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Polyenyl complex

The stability of the polyene complexes L toward dissociation is in general Jess iJian iJiat of polyenyl complexes h X. because the free polyene is usually... [Pg.134]

Mann, B.E. (1986) Fluxionality of polyene and polyenyl complexes. Chem. Soc. Revs., 15, 125. [Pg.305]

Polyenyl complexes the most common is cyclopentadienyl (Cp), usually pentahapto (sometimes mono- or trihapto) CsMcs (Cp ) stabilizes the complexes indenyl facilitates the trihapto mode. [Pg.248]

In general, coordination complexes of CO2, SO2, NO and other oxygen-containing ligands have strong bands. Polyene and polyenyl complexes, in general, do not give characteristic absorptions. [Pg.299]

In polyene and polyenyl complexes, carbons directly attached to the metal tend to be more shielded on binding, and a coordination shift (i.e., relative to the free ligand) of 25 ppm to high field is common. Metal nuclei with I = Vi show coupling to the metal in H and spectra. Diastereotopy also apphes in spectra and is seen for the diastereotopic F-Me carbons in 10.2. [Pg.265]


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