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Direct C-H metalation with chromium(ii) and iron(ii): transition- metal host/benzenediide guest magnetic inverse-crown complexes
Pablo García-álvarezPablo AlborésJan KlettAlan R. KennedyLuca M. CarrellaLuca RussoRobert E. MulveyWilliam CleggEva Rentschlersubject
alkali metalsMetalationchemistry.chemical_elementMineralogyALKALI METALSmetalationCatalysisQueen (playing card)Chromiumchemistry.chemical_compoundironTransition metalCHROMIUMinverse crown compoundsBenzeneIRONOtras Ciencias QuímicasCiencias QuímicasGeneral ChemistryAlkali metalCommunicationsCrystallographychemistrychromiumINVERSE CROWN COMPOUNDSCIENCIAS NATURALES Y EXACTASdescription
Check M(etal)ate: The chessboard and the figures represent a special reaction in which different low-polarity metals can metalate arenes directly when they are brought into the right position. In a combination of queen (sodium) and knight (chromium or iron), it is possible for the knight (usually the weaker piece) to make a direct deadly hit on the king (benzene) in this game of elemental chess. Fil: Alborés, Pablo. Johannes Gutenberg Universitat Mainz; Alemania. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina Fil: Carrella, Luca M.. Johannes Gutenberg Universitat Mainz; Alemania Fil: Clegg, William. University of Newcastle; Reino Unido Fil: García Álvarez, Pablo. University of Strathclyde; Reino Unido Fil: Kennedy, Alan R.. University of Strathclyde; Reino Unido Fil: Klett, Jan. University of Strathclyde; Reino Unido Fil: Mulvey, Robert E.. University of Strathclyde; Reino Unido Fil: Rentschler, Eva. Johannes Gutenberg Universitat Mainz; Alemania Fil: Russo, Luca. University of Newcastle; Reino Unido
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