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Bis(alkylidynyl)tellurides and ditellurides

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Frogley, Benjamin
Hill, Anthony
Manzano, Richard
Sharma, Manab

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Royal Society of Chemistry

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The tellurocarbonylates [M(CTe)(CO)(2)(Tp*)](-) (M = Mo, W; obtained from [M(equivalent to CBr)(CO)(2)(Tp*)] and Li2Te or [M(equivalent to CLi)(CO)(2)(Tp*)] and Te) react with an additional equivalent of [M(equivalent to CBr)(CO)(2)(Tp*)] to give bis(alkylidynyl) tellurides, [M-2(mu-CTeC)(CO)(4)(Tp*)(2)], whilst oxidation with [Fe(eta-C5H5)(2)]PF6 affords the corresponding ditellurides [M-2(mu-CTe2C)(CO)(4)(Tp*)(2)]. The unprecedented M equivalent to CTeC equivalent to M and M equivalent to CTe2C equivalent to M bridges are discussed with reference to more conventional but rare alkylidynyltelluroethers [M(equivalent to CTeR)(CO)(2)(Tp*)] (R = Me, Bu-n, Ph).

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Chemical Communications

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