The complex cations 1 and 2 have model character for the active centers of nitrogenases even though neither phosphane ligand nor cobalt occur in the known nitrogenases. Nevertheless, these cations show how a quite specific ligand environment can facilitate the fixation to metal centers of the N2H3 and N2H4 intermediates said to be formed on N2 reduction.
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