“…{X n UNUX n } or {X n UNA} (X = monoanionic donor centre, mono- or polydentate ligands; A = Lewis acid acceptor group), 7 whereas for high (+5, +6) oxidation states of uranium the bridging ‘diamond-core’ dinitride motif {X n U(μ-N) 2 UX n } is usually found. 8 To date, however, mid- or low-oxidation state ‘diamond-core’ dinitrides are rare, being restricted to trivalent binary U III 2 N 2 studied in cryogenic matrix isolation experiments, 9 a molecular tetrauranium( iv )–dirhodium cluster, 10 a mixed-valent diuranium( IV/V )–calix[4]tetrapyrrole complex, 11 and a tetrauranium( iv ) cluster. 12 There are, however, no examples of diuranium( iv ) complexes exhibiting the ‘diamond-core’ dinitride motif.…”