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FeCoMoWS(AsMe2)Cp2(CO)7: The First Cluster to Contain Four Different Metal Atoms

✍ Scribed by Dipl.-Chem. Felix Richter; Prof. Dr. Heinrich Vahrenkamp

Book ID: 101551227
Publisher: John Wiley and Sons
Year: 1979
Tongue: English
Weight: 129 KB
Volume: 18
Category: Article
ISSN: 0044-8249
DOI: 10.1002/anie.197905311

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✦ Synopsis

Older data given in the literature on the lormation of"p~,lythioanion" [cl: I;. !1i0?7mit7. A . Mullcr, Coord. Cheni. Rev. 10. 79 (I973)j. which we intend i n -ve\tigating \ysteniatically. are in need of revision since the possibility 01 red o ~ pri)cesre\ (strongly temperature dependent owing to the high activation energy 141) taking place simultaneou\ly ha\ not been taken into convdcrat i o n S l i d d n ~h . 4 . Mullw. C I (11, Inorg. Cheni.. in prea. 161 Space group Pcd?,. 0-29202 (5). h=h.54h ( 1 ) . c = IO.X75 ( 2 ) A: hee ( r . bl FeCoMoWS(AsMe,)Cp,(CO),: The First Cluster to Contain Four Different Metal Atoms[**]

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