A novel chromium(III)-neodymium(III) heteronuclear complex has been obtained by utilizing unsym-cis-[Cr(eddp)(ox)]− as a building block. From the X-ray analysis, it is revealed that this complex is tetranuclear in which the Nd(III) ion is bridged by three oxalates in the three Cr(III) units and three water molecules forming a nine-coordinate tricapped trigonal-prism geometry.
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