Metal-Containing Polymers: An Introduction

Mixed-valent Complexes of Rhodium with Acetylinic Ligands: Their Electrochemical Studies

“…The two reduction peaks at -1.48 and -1.61V were ascribed to the bpy ligand. These results are consistent with the previous study on similar complex (Rusjan, et al, 2005;Kahn, et al, 1975;Carraher, et al, 1985). The same electrochemical behavior was shown by compound B (see Figure 2).…”

Theoretical studies on the bonding and electron structures of a [Au3Sb6]3− complex and its oligomers

“…[10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17] In addition, ferrocene is also known to have great potential in polymerization. 18,19 The first well-characterized polymers with ferrocene on the side chain were obtained in 1955. 19 It was not until the 1970s that the first polymers bearing ferrocene in the main chain were reported.…”

“…18,19 The first well-characterized polymers with ferrocene on the side chain were obtained in 1955. 19 It was not until the 1970s that the first polymers bearing ferrocene in the main chain were reported. 19 An interesting class of all-metal sandwich compounds that are jammed between two metallic rings was theoretically predicted, which forms the concept of all-metal aromatic sand-wich compounds.…”

“…19 It was not until the 1970s that the first polymers bearing ferrocene in the main chain were reported. 19 An interesting class of all-metal sandwich compounds that are jammed between two metallic rings was theoretically predicted, which forms the concept of all-metal aromatic sand-wich compounds. [20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27] Recently, a new sandwich cluster of the [Sb 3 Au 3 Sb 3 ] 3− anion has been synthesized and characterized experimentally, which represents a new class of ligand-free Zintl cluster sandwich species of metals that can potentially be useful in designing new materials.…”