Upon electrochemical reduction, asymmetrically substituted dimers of Ru3 clusters [Ru3O(OAc)6(L)(CO)(μ-pz)Ru3O(OAc)6(L′)(CO)] (pz=pyrazine, L and L′ are N ligands), exhibit IR spectral line coalescence in the νCO region. The IR spectra suggest the existence of two possible “charge-transfer isomers” for example, [A−–B] and [A–B−], in which A and B represent different Ru3 moieties.
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