1991
DOI: 10.1016/s0020-1693(00)80236-4
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Two chromium(II) complexes with amidato-like ligands: a compound with the longest CrCr bond and a mononuclear compound with D2d symmetry

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“…[41]. The bond length and angles for the saccharinate ligand were similar to those reported for the [Cr2L2(μ-sac)4] complexes (L = THF, Py) [42,43]. In addition, 3•2THF represents a rare reported example of saccarinate-based lantern-like complexes with a core {M2(Sac)4}.…”
Section: X-ray Diffraction Studiessupporting
confidence: 75%
“…[41]. The bond length and angles for the saccharinate ligand were similar to those reported for the [Cr2L2(μ-sac)4] complexes (L = THF, Py) [42,43]. In addition, 3•2THF represents a rare reported example of saccarinate-based lantern-like complexes with a core {M2(Sac)4}.…”
Section: X-ray Diffraction Studiessupporting
confidence: 75%
“…Barbituric acids coordinate through one or both deprotonated N atoms and ketone O atoms. Most studies have concentrated on the ®rst-row transition metals (Caira et al, 1973;Nassimbeni & Rodgers, 1974;Cotton et al, 1991) and relatively few studies have concerned barbituric acid complexes of platinum-group metals (Sinn et al, 1978;Fawcett et al, 1996) or silver and gold (Bonati et al, 1986). We report here the crystal structure of a novel silver(I) complex with barbiturate and ethylenediamine ligands.…”
Section: Commentmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Frija co-exist simultaneously as ionic and coordinated species in the same structure. As a ligand, it can be engaged in N, O(C O) or O(SO 2 ) coordination, but can also act as a bidentate amidato-like bridging agent [21][22][23]. The saccharinate anion interacts with metal centres in various ways, generating relatively strong interactions in crystalline environments, mostly through hydrogen bonding.…”
Section: E-mail Address: Mcristi@ualgpt (Mls Cristiano)mentioning
confidence: 99%