Electrochemical control over the ligand sphere of transition metals is achieved with a new class of redox-switchable hemilabile ligands (RHL). Electrochemical oxidation of the RHLRh1 complex 1 results in a dimerization to 2. In solution at low concentrations, 1 is the dominant species, while at higher concentrations and in the solid state, the reduced form of 2 (= 2 + 4e−) is favored. Fc = ferrocenyl; the counterion is BF.
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