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ChemInform Abstract: Titanocene- and Zirconocene(diazadiene) Complexes: Preparation, Characterization, and Structure.

J. SCHOLZ

J. SCHOLZ

Sekt. Chem., TH“Carl Schorlemmer”, O-4200 Merseburg, Fed. Rep. Ger.

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M. DLIKAN

M. DLIKAN

Sekt. Chem., TH“Carl Schorlemmer”, O-4200 Merseburg, Fed. Rep. Ger.

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D. STROEHL

D. STROEHL

Sekt. Chem., TH“Carl Schorlemmer”, O-4200 Merseburg, Fed. Rep. Ger.

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A. DIETRICH

A. DIETRICH

Sekt. Chem., TH“Carl Schorlemmer”, O-4200 Merseburg, Fed. Rep. Ger.

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H. SCHUMANN

H. SCHUMANN

Sekt. Chem., TH“Carl Schorlemmer”, O-4200 Merseburg, Fed. Rep. Ger.

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K.-H. THIELE

K.-H. THIELE

Sekt. Chem., TH“Carl Schorlemmer”, O-4200 Merseburg, Fed. Rep. Ger.

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First published: March 5, 1991

Abstract

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On reduction of (I) with Mg in the presence of equimolar amounts of ( II), the title complexes (III) are formed, which exhibit dynamic NMR spectra indicating a rapid intramolecular migration of the metallocene unit Cp2M from one “face” of the reduced diazadiene to the other. Activation energies of this automerization process are given. (IIIb) is characterized by X-ray diffraction (P21/c, Z = 4).

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