Synthesis and crystal structure of [tBu3SiPAg2]8: A novel Ag16-cluster featuring a remarkable symmetrical structure
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Hans-Wolfram Lerner, Günter Margraf, Jan W. Bats, Matthias Wagner
The synthesis of [tBu3SiPAg2]8 which features an Ag16-cluster in the solid state was achieved by metathesis reaction of AgOCN with tBu3SiPNa2.
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