Potassium Follows Calcium in Heterobimetallic 'K-H-Al' Hydrides on a Picolyl-Derived Chemically Non-innocent Triaza Ligand

Chhotan Mandal; Abhishek Kundu; Sourav Panda; Debabrata Mukherjee

doi:10.1039/d6dt00079g

January 1, 2026Dalton Transactions

Potassium Follows Calcium in Heterobimetallic 'K-H-Al' Hydrides on a Picolyl-Derived Chemically Non-innocent Triaza Ligand

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The aim is to explore the potential of heterobimetallic hydrides containing potassium and aluminum on a triaza ligand.
Synthesis of various K-H-Al hydrides on a specific triaza ligand.
Characterization of the chemical properties and bonding interactions.
Comparison of reactivity and stability of synthesized compounds.
Identified stable heterobimetallic hydrides with significant synergic properties.
Demonstrated favorable interaction patterns between potassium and aluminum in hydrides.
Provided insights into the unique roles of s- and p-block metals in chemical reactions.

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This research reveals heterobimetallic hydrides enhance synergic chemistry in unique metal pairings, suggesting new applications.

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Heterobimetallic hydrides pairing s- and p-block metals on a single ligand are rare but likely promising for synergic chemistry. We report a series of K-H-Al heterobimetallic hydrides on a chemically...

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