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Carboxylato(triphenylphosphine) complexes of the platinum metals

Stephen D. Robinson, M. F. Uttley

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The reactions of hydrido- and low oxidation state-triphenylphosphine derivatives of the platinum metals with carboxylic acids are shown to afford a convenient general route to complexes containing monodentate or bidentate carboxylate ligands.

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The reactions of hydrido- and low oxidation state-triphenylphosphine derivatives of the platinum metals with carboxylic acids are shown to afford a convenient general route to complexes containing monodentate or bidentate carboxylate ligands.

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The reactions of hydrido- and low oxidation state-triphenylphosphine derivatives of the platinum metals with carboxylic acids are shown to afford a convenient general route to complexes containing monodentate or bidentate carboxylate ligands.

Key concepts: Denticity, Triphenylphosphine, Platinum, Carboxylate, Chemistry, Oxidation state, Inorganic chemistry, Stereochemistry

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