Caroline T Saouma1, Jonas C Peters. 1. Division of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California 91125.
Abstract
Mid-to-late transition metal complexes that feature terminal, multiply bonded ligands such as oxos, imides, and nitrides have been invoked as intermediates in several catalytic transformations of synthetic and biological significance. Until about ten years ago, isolable examples of such species were virtually unknown. Over the past decade or so, numerous chemically well-defined examples of such species have been discovered. In this context, the presentreview summarizes the development of 4- and 5-coordinate Fe(E) and Co(E) species under local three-fold symmetry.
Mid-to-late trann class="Chemical">sitionn class="Chemical">metal n class="Chemical">complexes that feature terminal, multiply bonded ligands such as oxos, imides, and nitrides have been invoked as intermediates in several catalytic transformations of synthetic and biological significance. Until about ten years ago, isolable examples of such species were virtually unknown. Over the past decade or so, numerous chemically well-defined examples of such species have been discovered. In this context, the presentreview summarizes the development of 4- and 5-coordinate Fe(E) and Co(E) species under local three-fold symmetry.
Authors: David M Jenkins; Angel J Di Bilio; Matthew J Allen; Theodore A Betley; Jonas C Peters Journal: J Am Chem Soc Date: 2002-12-25 Impact factor: 15.419
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