July 2, 2001

Self-Assembly of Pyramidal Tetrapalladium Complexes with a Halide at the Apex This work was supported by the DGESIC (Project No. MAT99-0971) and the JCyL (Project No. VA17/00B). We thank Prof. Odile Eisenstein for very useful discussions during her stay as Iberdrola Visiting Professor.

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Halide ions act as the template for the self-assembly of tetrapalladium macrocyclic pyramidal structures. These undergo easy inversion in which the halide ion apparently jumps across the macrocycle.

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Halide ions act as the template for the self-assembly of tetrapalladium macrocyclic pyramidal structures. These undergo easy inversion in which the halide ion apparently jumps across the macrocycle.

Self-Assembly of Pyramidal Tetrapalladium Complexes with a Halide at the Apex This work was supported by the DGESIC (Project No. MAT99-0971) and the JCyL (Project No. VA17/00B). We thank Prof. Odile Eisenstein for very useful discussions during her stay as Iberdrola Visiting Professor.

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Self-Assembly of Pyramidal Tetrapalladium Complexes with a Halide at the Apex This work was supported by the DGESIC (Project No. MAT99-0971) and the JCyL (Project No. VA17/00B). We thank Prof. Odile Eisenstein for very useful discussions during her stay as Iberdrola Visiting Professor.

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