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Seven-Coordinate Ruthenium Atoms Sequestered in Praseodymium Clusters in the Chloride {RuPr3}Cl3
Inorganic Chemistry (2008)
  • Nina Hermann
  • Anja V. Mudring
  • Gerd Meyer
Abstract

The first example for an endohedral transition-metal atom (Ru) sequestered in a seven-coordinate surrounding of rare-earth metal atoms (Pr) has been found for {RuPr3}Cl3. The monocapped trigonal prisms of Pr atoms share two rectangular faces, forming a zigzag chain with Ru−Ru distances of 308 pm. Intracluster bonding is dominated by Ru−Pr bonding with very little Ru−Ru bonding.

Publication Date
2008
Publisher Statement
Reprinted with permission from Inorg. Chem., 2008, 47 (18), pp 7954–7956. Copyright (2008) American Chemical Society.
Citation Information
Nina Hermann, Anja V. Mudring and Gerd Meyer. "Seven-Coordinate Ruthenium Atoms Sequestered in Praseodymium Clusters in the Chloride {RuPr3}Cl3" Inorganic Chemistry Vol. 47 Iss. 18 (2008)
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