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Butterflylike frameworks are present in the isostructural clusters 1 and 2, in which the chalcogen atom is bound as a μ3 ligand to Co and Sn. These complexes are formed by Se/Te addition to the unbridged CoSn bond of 3 at room temperature. Compounds 1 and 2 are the first defined molecular complex compounds that contain the typical semiconductor combination Sn/E (E = Se, Te) and a ferromagnetic metal, and thus they could be of interest for applications in materials science.
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