1988
DOI: 10.1002/ange.19881000409
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Ein Pt2AgH2‐Komplex

Abstract: Ein Ag(PtH)2‐Spirocyclus ist das Kernstück des Komplexes 1, der bei der Zugabe von Ag[CF3SO3] zu zwei Äquivalenten trans‐[PtH(C6Cl5)(PEt3)2] in Ether entsteht. Die Pt‐Ag‐Abstände und Pt‐H‐Ag‐Winkel sind relativ klein (2.791(1) Å bzw. 107(2)°). Das zentrale Ag‐Atom kann als linear oder als pseudo‐tetraedrisch koordiniert betrachtet werden.

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“…As shown by 1 H and Hydrogen atoms are common ligands in transition metal chemistry [1] and can be bound to the cluster framework in a variety of ways. [2] Beside the most common terminal, bridging, and face-capping modes, [3] they can also occupy an interestitial coordination mode site, with up to six Hmetal interactions. [4,5] The hydride ligands in many clusters are abstracted from the solvent in which the cluster is prepared.…”
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“…As shown by 1 H and Hydrogen atoms are common ligands in transition metal chemistry [1] and can be bound to the cluster framework in a variety of ways. [2] Beside the most common terminal, bridging, and face-capping modes, [3] they can also occupy an interestitial coordination mode site, with up to six Hmetal interactions. [4,5] The hydride ligands in many clusters are abstracted from the solvent in which the cluster is prepared.…”
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confidence: 99%