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- The title complex is a centrosymmetric binuclear compound containing two Yb(III) ions connected by two bidentate 2-phen-oxy-propionate (L) groups.
- Each Yb(III) ion is coordinated by a total of eight surrounding atoms: two oxygen atoms from the bridging L ligands, four oxygen atoms from chelating L groups, and two nitrogen atoms from a chelating phen molecule.
- The overall geometry around each Yb(III) ion is a distorted dodecahedron with a YbN(2)O(6) coordination environment.
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In the centrosymmetric binuclear title complex, [Yb(2)(C(9)H(9)O(3))(6)(C(12)H(8)N(2))(2)], the two Yb(III) ions are linked by two 2-phen-oxy-propionate (L) groups in a bidentate bridging mode. Each Yb(III) ion is eight-coordinated by two O atoms from two bridging L ligands, four O atoms from two chelating L groups and two N atoms from one chelating phen mol-ecule in a distorted YbN(2)O(6) dodeca-hedral geometry.
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