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Towards the Synthesis of a Metal Hamburger Complex: The Interaction of the PCy2(CH2)3Ph Ligand with Ruthenium Clusters

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The reactions of [Ru m C(CO) n ] (m = 5, n = 15; 3 m = 6, n = 17; 4) with PCy2(CH2)3Ph afforded mono- and bis-substituted derivatives [Ru5C(CO)14PCy2 (CH2)3Ph] 13, [Ru5C(CO)13{PCy2(CH2)3Ph}2] 14, [Ru6C(CO)16PCy2(CH2)3Ph] 15 and [Ru6C(CO)15{PCy2(CH2)3Ph}2] 16. Compounds 1316 were characterised spectroscopically and the molecular and crystal structures of compound 13, 13a ([Ru5C(CO)14PPh2(CH2)3Ph]), 14 and 16 were determined by single crystal X-ray crystallography. Compound [Ru6C(CO)15{PCy2(CH2)3Ph}2] 16 was subjected to a thermal treatment in dibutylether, however no reaction was observed.

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Johnson, B.F.G., Khimyak, T., Wansel, F.W. et al. Towards the Synthesis of a Metal Hamburger Complex: The Interaction of the PCy2(CH2)3Ph Ligand with Ruthenium Clusters. Journal of Cluster Science 15, 315–329 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:JOCL.0000041198.96714.4c

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