Iodomanganesecorrole – a stable MnIV–I species
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Martin Bröring, Christian Hell, Carsten D. Brandt
The first compound with a MnIV–I bond has successfully been prepared by oxidation of a manganese(III) corrole with molecular iodine and was structurally characterized by X-ray diffraction.
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