Minimal structural reorganisation in the electrochemical oxidation of a dinuclear, double helical Cu(i) complex of a triazine-based pentadentate ligand
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Elaine A. Medlycott, Garry S. Hanan
A dicopper(I) double helicate oxidizes and rapidly reorganises to form a stable pentadentate dicopper(II) double helicate due to the proximity of pendant pyridyl rings as studied by electrochemical and structural analyses.
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