2002
DOI: 10.1080/10426500213308
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Paramagnetic Phosphametallocenes

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“…We have recently had some success in using the 2,5-di-tertbutylphospholyl ligand 5 [1] to prepare a variety of unusual diamagnetic phosphametallocenes 6-8 [1,2] and the first stable monophosphacobaltocene 9, [3] and were interested to employ the same ligand in an attempt to generate and understand an example of the still-unknown class of paramagnetic phosphanickelocenes. [9][10][11] A number of previous studies could potentially have given rise to phosphanickelocenes. The earliest, employing heavily substituted di-and triphospholide anions, gave diamagnetic mononuclear 18ve ring-slipped sandwich complexes 10 [12] and 11.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…We have recently had some success in using the 2,5-di-tertbutylphospholyl ligand 5 [1] to prepare a variety of unusual diamagnetic phosphametallocenes 6-8 [1,2] and the first stable monophosphacobaltocene 9, [3] and were interested to employ the same ligand in an attempt to generate and understand an example of the still-unknown class of paramagnetic phosphanickelocenes. [9][10][11] A number of previous studies could potentially have given rise to phosphanickelocenes. The earliest, employing heavily substituted di-and triphospholide anions, gave diamagnetic mononuclear 18ve ring-slipped sandwich complexes 10 [12] and 11.…”
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confidence: 98%
“…Our studies of phosphametallocenes built around late transition metals (2 M = Ru, 9 Co, 10 Co + , 11 Rh + , 11 Ir + , 11 Ni, 12 Ni +12 ) suggest that the substitution of ruthenium for iron will generate novel complexes showing improved stability. 13 However, synthesising complexes of type 2 has always involved the use of highly encumbered phospholyl ligands which promote the formation of the desired h 5 -complexes by exerting steric pressure upon the otherwise kinetically-favoured dimers (e.g.…”
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confidence: 94%