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NO 2 bond cleavage by MoL 3 complexes

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Shaw, Miranda F.
Ghohe, Narges Mahdizadeh
Ariafard, Alireza
Brookes, Nigel J
Stranger, Robert
Yates, Brian F

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Royal Society of Chemistry

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The cleavage of one N-O bond in NO2 by two equivalents of Mo(NRAr)3 has been shown to occur to form molybdenum oxide and nitrosyl complexes. The mechanism and electronic rearrangement of this reaction was investigated using density functional theory, usin

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Dalton Transactions

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2037-12-31