Ligand-modulated metallophilicity: influence of π-acceptor and σ-donor strength

In closed-shell metal–metal (M–M) systems, strong π-backbonding between metals and ligands weakens M–M Pauli repulsion, permitting shorter M–M bond lengths. Conversely, σ-donating interactions amplify repulsion, resulting in elongated M–M distances.

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Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5qi01270h
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5
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Metal complexes synthesis and properties
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Ligand-modulated metallophilicity: influence of π-acceptor and σ-donor strength

Qingyun Wan, Yangbo Zhang
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Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers
Metal complexes synthesis and properties
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Ligand-modulated metallophilicity: influence of π-acceptor and σ-donor strength

Qingyun Wan, Yangbo Zhang
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Abstract

In closed-shell metal–metal (M–M) systems, strong π-backbonding between metals and ligands weakens M–M Pauli repulsion, permitting shorter M–M bond lengths. Conversely, σ-donating interactions amplify repulsion, resulting in elongated M–M distances.

Inorganic Chemistry FrontiersVol. 12(21)
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Metal complexes synthesis and properties
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