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Ramapati Samanta

Paramagnetic ruthenium(III) ortho-metallated complexes. Synthesis, spectroscopic and redox properties

Silicagel support mediated nonphotolytic cleavage of the rhenium–rhenium bond of [{NC5H4NNC6H4(R)}(CO)3Re0]2. Synthesis of the monomeric species ReI{NC5H4NNC6H4(R)}(CO)3Cl, crystal structure, spectroscopic and electron-transfer properties

A new class of sulfur bridged ruthenium–molybdenum complexes, (L)2RuII(μ-S)2MoIV(OH)2 [L=NC5H4N=NC6H4(R), R=H, o-Me/Cl, m-Me/Cl]. Synthesis, spectroscopic and electron-transfer properties

Mononuclear and dinuclear ruthenium(II)/(III) salicylates incorporating azoimine functionalities as ancillary ligands. Synthesis, spectroscopic and electron-transfer properties†

A facile and preferential synthesis of the complexes, cis-trans-cis-RuII [NC5H4NNC6H4(R)]2 (R = H, o-Me/Cl, m-Me/Cl, p-Me/Cl) Synthesis, spectroscopic characterization and electron-transfer properties

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