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Tellurium-bridged complexes

Telluroacetone coordinated to manganese was obtained from a tellurium-bridged dinuclear manganese complex and dimethyldiazomethane4. [Pg.515]

Complexes with sulfur, selenium, and tellurium bridging ligands... [Pg.647]

The dimeric tellurium diimides can act as chelating or bridging ligands. In the cis,exo,exo conformation, the formation of A. TV -chclated complexes is... [Pg.247]

The situation close to that described above for sulfur is characteristic for the chal-cogenide elements. Atomic selenium [1,26,82-86] and tellurium [86] are part of di-, tri-, and polynuclear clusters, while diatomic molecules of these elements, when acting as ligands, have mostly a bridge function 52. Examples of di- and trinuclear monochalcogenide compounds are the complexes 53 and 54 [82-85] ... [Pg.31]

Complexes 56 [87] and 57 [82-85] are of considerable interest. During the formation of the first compound, both atomic and molecular tellurium participate simultaneously in the second one, Te2 carries out the functions of a-bridge and 7t-donor ligand [82-85], The cases are known when two diselenide bridges (for example, 58) and pentaselenide rj1 -terminal (59) ligation occurs [82-85] ... [Pg.31]

The reaction of bromopentacarbonylmanganese(I) and of pentacarbonylchlororhenium(I) with bis[trimethylstannyl] tellurium produced dimeric carbonyl complexes with two trimethylstannyltelluro groups bridging the metal centers5. [Pg.18]


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