The contrasting behaviour of bridged amido-cyclopentadienyl (constrained geometry) group 15 chlorides and cations derived therefrom

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Publication Date 2003-01-13
DOI 10.1039/B211591C
Impact Factor 6.222
Authors

Robert J. Wiacek, Charles L. B. Macdonald, Jamie N. Jones, Jeffrey M. Pietryga, Alan H. Cowley


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Abstract

The first group 15 amido-cyclopentadienyl (constrained geometry) cations have been prepared and structurally characterized; the structure of the stibenium cation is different from those of the corresponding phosphenium and arsenium cations.

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