“…Hence, the benzoyldiazenide ligand acts as a 3-electron donor (if considered in the neutral form a) or as a 4-electron donor (negatively charged form) [26], thus giving an 18-electron configuration to the complex. A similar coordination mode is known for a variety of organodiazenide rhenium complexes [11c, [27][28][29][30]. The average Re-Cl bond distance in compound 1 [2.4208 (19) Å ] is longer than that found in complex 3 (9) Bond angles Cl(1)-Re-Cl (2) 88.31 (6) Cl (1)-Re-Cl (2) 92.52 (14) Cl(1)-Re-P(1) 90.29 (5) Cl (1)-Re-P(1) 97.21(15) Cl(1)-Re-P (2) 89.45 (5) Cl (1) There is an intramolecular H bond N12-H12Á Á ÁO1 (H12Á Á ÁO1, 1.938 Å ) in 1 which implies the coplanarity of both the pyrazolyl and the organodiazenide groups.…”