All articles tagged with #ferrocene
Researchers have synthesized a ferrocene derivative with 20 valence electrons, breaking the traditional 18-electron rule, and exhibiting unique redox properties that could enhance catalysts and materials. The compound's structure allows reversible oxidation states, including Fe(IV), under mild conditions, opening new avenues for chemical research and applications.
Scientists at OIST have synthesized a stable 20-electron ferrocene, challenging the long-standing 18-electron rule in organometallic chemistry, which could lead to new advances in catalysis and materials science.
Researchers at OIST have synthesized a stable 20-electron ferrocene derivative, challenging the long-standing 18-electron rule in organometallic chemistry, which could lead to new applications in catalysis and materials science.
Researchers have synthesized and studied various cyclic sandwich compounds, including multidecker lanthanide-cyclooctatetraene clusters, lanthanide organometallic sandwich nanowires, and transition metal-benzene sandwich polymers. These compounds exhibit interesting properties such as ferromagnetism and potential for spin transport. The synthesis and characterization of these compounds provide insights into their electronic structures and bonding. Additionally, the study of cyclic ferrocene tetramers and other related compounds has contributed to the understanding of their reactivity and potential applications.