Triamidoamine thorium-arsenic complexes with parent arsenide, arsinidiide and arsenido structural motifs
Advances in actinide chemistry have led to the isolation of a range of uranium–ligand multiple bonds, but analogous thorium complexes are rare. Here, the authors prepare thorium–arsenic complexes that are stabilized by bulky triamidoamine ligands and exhibit ThAsH2, ThAs(H)K, ThAs(H)Th and ThAsTh li...
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Main Authors: | Elizabeth P. Wildman, Gábor Balázs, Ashley J. Wooles, Manfred Scheer, Stephen T. Liddle |
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Language: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2017
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/f709b23a7f1e474d822dea1f9b44a9dc |
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