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Ni2‐Imido Bispincer Platforms: Cooperative Reactivity Enabled Through Substrate Addition Across a Ni2N Unit

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Ni2 bispincer complexes with an embedded central imido anchor are presented. The bispincer complexes leverage the high basicity of imido ligands to facilitate 1,2 addition of weak B─H and Si─H bonds, resulting in hydrido–amido complexes and resultingly a contortion of a Ni─Ni sigma bond to form an S = 1 species. The 1,2 addition is proposed to serve as
David de los Santos   +2 more
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π‐Extended Salphen Scaffolds Enable CO2 Electroreduction and Singlet Oxygen Generation

open access: yesChemistry – A European Journal, EarlyView.
New family of π‐extended salen ligands bearing phenylene bridge and tunable phenyl‐based substituents, and their corresponding boron difluoride complexes. Thanks to the extended π‐delocalization over the molecule, the ligands themselves show promising results in electrochemical CO2 reduction to CO, while the complexes act as efficient photosensitizers ...
Vincenzo Langellotti   +10 more
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Silica‐Supported Mononuclear Methyl‐Platinum Complexes Stabilized by Trimethylphosphine—Synthesis, Structure, and Reactions Under Reducing Conditions

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The article describes the synthesis and molecular transformations of a silica‐supported bis(phosphine)methylplatinum(II) complex under reactive (H2, CO) and inert gas atmospheres. The focus lies on the stabilizing effect of the sterically non‐demanding trimethylphosphine ligand, which alters the reactivity of the surface sites, compared to other ...
Lea S. Kopietz   +6 more
wiley   +1 more source

Expanding the Scope of Indium in Frustrated Lewis Pair Chemistry

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All good things come in threes: The pyridine‐“protected” FLP tBu2InCH2PtBu2·Py shows three different kinds of reactivity: Besides “typical” FLP activity, it prefers formation of the “soft” isomers for substrates with multiple sites for FLP attack, but reacts with SO2 as a “masked” In/C FLP by insertion into the In─C bond.
Daniel N. Heuer   +5 more
wiley   +1 more source

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