“…Thus Ge,H6 reacts with Co,(CO), to give a complex formulated as Ge,Co,(CO),, of unknown structure which loses CO producing Co,(CO), 1(p4-GeCo(C0),),.134Reports of PR groups capping square faces of metal clusters are more numerous than those of germanium and can be accessed by a number of routes. The rhenium clusters Re6( CO)8 (p,-PMe), and Re (CO) , , ( p,-PMe)( p-PM ez)( p,-PRe( CO) 5 ) are obtained from the reaction of Re,Cl,(CO), ,{MePP(Me)PMe} with Re,(CO),, at 230-250°C.48…”