An erbium triple-decker complex featuring a 9,10-diborataanthracene middle deck and two substituted cycloocatetraene outer decks is depicted on the cover. The magnetic interaction between the two erbium ions are highlighted, since the title compound allows the evaluation of the 9,10-diborataanthracene ligand for possible exchange interactions. In addition, the two ligands that compose the triple-decker complexes are displayed. The title compound represents the first triple-decker complexes of lanthanides with a six-membered ring, as illustrated by Eufemio Moreno-Pineda, Peter W. Roesky et al. in their Research Article (e202401372).
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