Metal π-complexes of benzene derivatives: XXVIII. Strained anellated arenes as π-ligands: synthesis and magnetic resonance properties of bis(cyclobuta-η6-benzene)chromium0,+1 and bis([1,2:4,5]-dicyclobuta-η6-benzene)chromium0,+1

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DOI: 10.1016/S0022-328X(00)99343-4

Metal π-complexes of benzene derivatives: XXVIII. Strained anellated arenes as π-ligands: synthesis and magnetic resonance properties of bis(cyclobuta-η6-benzene)chromium0,+1 and bis([1,2:4,5]-dicyclobuta-η6-benzene)chromium0,+1

Published Dec 9, 1986 · C. Elschenbroich, J. Koch, J. J. Schneider

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Bis(cyclobuta-6-benzene)chromium complexes show promising potential for metal-ligand electron-spin transfer, with potential applications in catalysis and photocatalysis.

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