Shinji Tsuchiya
Abstract
Stable dodecaphenylporphyrin–lithium complexes are formed at room temperature and the lithium ions of these complexes are replaced easily by other metal ions or organic cations; these lithium complexes can be used as the reagents in the syntheses of various complexes.
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Stable dodecaphenylporphyrin–lithium complexes are formed at room temperature and the lithium ions of these complexes are replaced easily by other metal ions or organic cations; these lithium complexes can be used as the reagents in the syntheses of various complexes.
Key concepts: Lithium (medication), Reagent, Chemistry, Lithium metal, Ion, Inorganic chemistry, Metal, Ion exchange