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Novel synthetic route towards heteroleptic pnictogen-rich organometallic–inorganic coordination compounds

Pavel A. Shelyganov, Mehdi Elsayed Moussa, Michael Seidl, Lisa Zimmermann, Wagner Silva, Manfred Scheer

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-EE')] (E = E' = As, Sb; E = P, E' = As, Sb) represents a facile synthetic route towards unprecedented heteroleptic pnictogen-rich supramolecular complexes. This method can also be extended to the analogous Cu(I) dimer and is studied by DFT computations.

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-EE')] (E = E' = As, Sb; E = P, E' = As, Sb) represents a facile synthetic route towards unprecedented heteroleptic pnictogen-rich supramolecular complexes. This method can also be extended to the analogous Cu(I) dimer and is studied by DFT computations.

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-EE')] (E = E' = As, Sb; E = P, E' = As, Sb) represents a facile synthetic route towards unprecedented heteroleptic pnictogen-rich supramolecular complexes. This method can also be extended to the analogous Cu(I) dimer and is studied by DFT computations.

Key concepts: Pnictogen, Chemistry, Group 2 organometallic chemistry, Organometallic chemistry, Metal, Combinatorial chemistry, Stereochemistry, Organic chemistry

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