1991
DOI: 10.1070/mc1991v001n03abeh000054
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Molybdenum(Vi) Methoxyethoxides. Synthesis and Structure of MoO2(OC2H4OMe)2 and Polymeric NaMoO2(OC2H4OMe)3

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“…1). Overall structure of MoO 5 N chromophore resembles that found in NH 4 which are characteristic values for this type of bonds in hexa-coordinated dioxomolybdenum(VI) complexes [11,12]. The longest M-OR bonding distance is found for the phenoxide moiety trans to the terminal oxogroup, as expected.…”
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“…1). Overall structure of MoO 5 N chromophore resembles that found in NH 4 which are characteristic values for this type of bonds in hexa-coordinated dioxomolybdenum(VI) complexes [11,12]. The longest M-OR bonding distance is found for the phenoxide moiety trans to the terminal oxogroup, as expected.…”
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“…The change from 2 may be caused by the absence of co-ordinating solvate molecules which lead to quite different metal co-ordination environments. In 4 the nickel site is sixco-ordinate, but there are only two chelating chp ligands bound to the metal with the remaining two sites occupied by two µ-oxygen donors [O (23) and its symmetry equivalent] from trinucleating chp ligands (Table 5). The nickel site therefore has The crystallographically unique sodium site is quite different to those found in complexes 1-3.…”
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“…It is five-co-ordinate, involving one nitrogen and four oxygen atoms. The N-donor [N (13)] is derived from the chp ligand which provides the oxygen donor [O (23)] which bridges Ni(1) and Ni(1A), while the four oxygen donors are derived from a variety of ligands. Atom O(1) is from a µ-bridging water molecule, similar to those found in 1 to 3, and bonds to two sodium centres.…”
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“…Die Chemie der organometallischen Fluoride weist Komplexe des Wirt-Gast-Typs auf [66]. Bringt man beispielsweise Cp*TiF 3 mit NaF zur Reaktion, so erhält man Heterocuban-Gerüst [73 -76], daneben sind auch trimere [77], dimere [78,79] Tantal-durch Niobatome ersetzt sind [124]. Sie wurde aus NbO(OEt)…”
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