Publication

Intramolecular dynamics of [Rh-4(CO)(6)(mu-PPh2)(4)] in solution

Gabor Laurenczy, Raymond Roulet
2002
Journal paper

Abstract

A Rh-103, P-31 and C-13 NMR study of [Rh-4(CO)(6)(mu-PPh2)(4)] in CD2Cl2 indicates that the strongly bonded, bridging, anionic ligand PPh2- takes part in the site exchange of the carbonyl ligands and is actually mobile about the metallic surface of this cluster compound.

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