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The reactions of Pt(PPh3)n(n= 2 or 3) with H2M, HMPh, and M (M = S or Se) to form adducts have been studied. The reactivity of the products towards soft and hard reagents has been investigated and compared with that of related H2M, HMPh, and M adducts of some RhI and IrI triphenylphosphine complexes. The results agree with the proposed mechanisms of poisoning of metal surfaces by species such as H2M or M.
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