Bimetallic Al–M Complexes Derived from Low-Valent Aluminium Sources (M = s- / p-block metal)

Martyn P. Coles

doi:10.1039/d5cc03764f

January 1, 2025Chemical Communications

Bimetallic Al–M Complexes Derived from Low-Valent Aluminium Sources (M = s- / p-block metal)

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Bimetallic complexes exhibit distinct reactivity, influencing their catalytic properties significantly.
Metal-metal bonds in these complexes create unique interactions, enhancing their role in coordination chemistry.
Low-valent aluminium sources serve as effective precursors for synthesizing innovative bimetallic complexes.
The findings highlight the importance of bimetallic complexes in advancing chemical research and applications.

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Bimetallic complexes show unique reactivity in catalysis, suggesting novel applications in coordination chemistry.

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Bimetallic complexes containing direct metal-metal bonds occupy an important position in many aspects of coordination chemistry and catalysis. The reactivity of these compounds often differs from that shown by their...

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