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Synthesis of 62-electron square planar clusters with group 15 and 16 main group atoms: Structural characterization of Ru4(CO)114-PPh)(μ4-S) and Ru4(CO)104-PPh)(μ4-Se)(PEt3): Bonding preferences in cappingNido Ru4(CO)133-PPh)

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Thecloso octahedral cluster Ru4(CO)114-PPh)(μ4-S)1 and selenium and tellurium analogues, the first examples of unsaturated ruthenium clusters with a planar metal core and different main group 15 and 16 atoms have been synthesized fromnido Ru4(CO)133-PPh). An X-ray analysis of1 and Ru4(CO)104-PPh)(μ4-Se)(PEt3)2a has confirmed thetrans disposition of phosphorus and group 16 main group fragments.

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Van Gastel, F., Agocs, L., Cherkas, A.A. et al. Synthesis of 62-electron square planar clusters with group 15 and 16 main group atoms: Structural characterization of Ru4(CO)114-PPh)(μ4-S) and Ru4(CO)104-PPh)(μ4-Se)(PEt3): Bonding preferences in cappingNido Ru4(CO)133-PPh). J Clust Sci 2, 131–136 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00702954

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