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The copper(II) complex Cu(dmp)22+ has been shown to be quantitatively reduced by nitric oxide in hydroxylic solvents (ROH; R = CH3, H) to give the corresponding cuprous species Cu(dmp)2+ plus RONO. The analogous phenanthroline complex, Cu(phen)22+ (which has a reduction potential 0.5 V less positive than that of the Cu(dmp)22+) reacts very slowly under similar conditions.
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Tran et al. (1996) studied this question.
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