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The reaction of (p-MeOC6H4)3AsI2 and Et3AsI2 with gallium metal powder produce the metal complexes Gal3[(p-MeOC6H)4As] and Ga2I4(AsEt3)2, respectively; the latter respresents a unique example of a gallium–tertiary arsine complex containing a gallium–gallium bond, and both structures illustrates the subtle effect of the organic substituent on the arsenic atoms.
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Beagley et al. (1996) studied this question.
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