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  • - The reaction of 2,4,6-triaryl-λ-phosphinine-Cr(CO)-π-complexes with [Rh(COD)]BF results in unexpected diamagnetic Rh-dimers.
  • - These dimers feature two phosphinine-π-complexes that function as a bridging 2-electron ligand, connecting to the Rh(CO) core.
  • - This discovery reveals a previously unobserved coordination mode for the aromatic 6-membered phosphorus heterocycle.

Article Abstract

The reaction of 2,4,6-triaryl-λ-phosphinine-Cr(CO)-π-complexes with [Rh(COD)]BF leads to unusual diamagnetic Rh-dimers, which contain two phosphinine-π-complexes acting as a bridging 2e-ligand towards the Rh(CO) core. These compounds represent a missing coordination mode for the aromatic 6-membered phosphorus heterocycle.

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