Uranium complexes supported by an aryloxide functionalised triazacyclononanemacrocycle: synthesis and characterisation of a six-coordinate U(iii) species and insights into its reactivity
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Ingrid Castro-Rodriguez, Kristian Olsen, Peter Gantzel, Karsten Meyer
A reactive low-valent uranium(III) complex supported by an aryloxide functionalised triazacyclononane has been synthesised and provides a platform for enhanced uranium reactivity.
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