The syntheses and structures of Group 1 expanded dipyrrolides: the formation of a 12-rung amidolithium circular ladder
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Jason B. Love, Alexander J. Blake, Claire Wilson, Stuart D. Reid, Andrew Novak, Peter B. Hitchcock
Elaboration of meso-disubstituted dipyrromethanes to incorporate imino or amino donors results in ligands that adopt unique, aggregated structures with Group 1 metals.
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