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ChemInform Abstract: The Formation of Substituted Ferrocenes in the Reaction Between Iron Atoms, Cyclopentadiene, and Alkynes.

Rick D. Cantrell, Philip B. Shevlin

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Abstract The example demonstrated in the scheme shows that cocondensation of iron atoms with cyclopentadiene and alkynes also incorporates the alkyne skeleton into a cyclopentadienyl ring leading to ferrocenes substituted on one of the cyclopentadienyl ring as well as the expected unsubstituted ferrocene.

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Abstract The example demonstrated in the scheme shows that cocondensation of iron atoms with cyclopentadiene and alkynes also incorporates the alkyne skeleton into a cyclopentadienyl ring leading to ferrocenes substituted on one of the cyclopentadienyl ring as well as the expected unsubstituted ferrocene.

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Abstract The example demonstrated in the scheme shows that cocondensation of iron atoms with cyclopentadiene and alkynes also incorporates the alkyne skeleton into a cyclopentadienyl ring leading to ferrocenes substituted on one of the cyclopentadienyl ring as well as the expected unsubstituted ferrocene.

Key concepts: Chemistry, Cyclopentadiene, Cyclopentadienyl complex, Ferrocene, Ring (chemistry), Alkyne, Polymer chemistry, Photochemistry

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