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Highly Coordinated Lanthanoid–Phosphane Complexes

Hans H. Karsch, Gunter Ferazin, Oliver Steigelmann, H. Kooijman, Wolfgang Hiller

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More and more lanthanoid–phosphorus bonds and a wide variety of structure variations are found in the complexes prepared from the phosphinomethanide Li[C(PMe2)2(SiMe3)] and lanthanoid triflates. In the homoleptic scandium complex 1, for example, the ligands are bound in a mode intermediate to σ and π coordination.

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More and more lanthanoid–phosphorus bonds and a wide variety of structure variations are found in the complexes prepared from the phosphinomethanide Li[C(PMe2)2(SiMe3)] and lanthanoid triflates. In the homoleptic scandium complex 1, for example, the ligands are bound in a mode intermediate to σ and π coordination.

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More and more lanthanoid–phosphorus bonds and a wide variety of structure variations are found in the complexes prepared from the phosphinomethanide Li[C(PMe2)2(SiMe3)] and lanthanoid triflates. In the homoleptic scandium complex 1, for example, the ligands are bound in a mode intermediate to σ and π coordination.

Key concepts: Homoleptic, Lanthanide, Scandium, Chemistry, Coordination number, Phosphorus, Crystallography, Stereochemistry

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