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Reaction of Ni(CO)4 with HN(SPPh2)2 in tetrahydrofuran yielded the nickel(II) neutral complex [Ni{(SPPh2)2}2N−S,S‘]·2THF. X-ray crystallography shows a square planar NiS4 core, with a center of inversion at Ni atom. It crystallized in the space group P1̄. This compound easily isomerizes in organic solvents at room temperature or by heating a solid-state sample to form the corresponding tetrahedral isomer.
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