Simple linear asymmetrical complexes of silver(i): NC–Ag–NH3 and Br–Ag–NH3

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Publication Date 2008-05-14
DOI 10.1039/B803500H
Impact Factor 6.222
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Ann M. Chippindale, Laura E. Head, Simon J. Hibble


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Abstract

The compounds Ag(CN)(NH3) and Ag(Br)(NH3) are remarkable in that they form solids containing the simple molecular units NC–Ag–NH3 and Br–Ag–NH3, rather than extended solids, and are the first examples of simple linear asymmetric complexes of silver(I).

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