Stepwise formation of “organometallic boxes” with half-sandwich Ir, Rh and Ru fragments
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Ying-Feng Han, Yue-Jian Lin, Lin-Hong Weng, Guo-Xin Jin
Octanuclear complexes with half-sandwich Ir, Rh and Ru fragments and tetra(4-pyridyl)porphyrin (L1) and oxalate (L2) spacer ligands [(Cp*M)4L1]2[L2]4 (M = Ir (6a) M = Rh (6b)), [((cymene)Ru)4(L1)]2[L2]4 were prepared and characterized.
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