Two remarkable features of bis(anthracene)cobaltate(1−) (see picture) are that it is the first homoleptic anthracene transition metal complex to be prepared by a conventional synthesis, that is, one not involving a metal atom reactor, and it is the first anionic complex of a late (Groups 7–11) transition metal containing only bound aromatic hydrocarbons.
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