The Pu(VI) molecular complex, [PuO(2)Cl(2)(thf)(2)]2, is prepared by addition of a HCl/Et(2)O solution to a suspension of PuO(2)CO(3) in thf, yielding the first example of a precursor suitable for investigation of the non-aqueous chemistry of the plutonyl dioxo cation under inert atmospheric conditions.
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