Issue 1, 1999

Homogeneous dehydrosulfurisation under ambient conditions . Harnessing the facile polyhedral rearrangement in the ruthenium carbonyl cluster Ru5C(CO)15

Abstract

Reaction of the square pyramidal cluster Ru5C(CO)15 with H2S affords the bridged butterfly species (µ-H)Ru5C(CO)14(µ-SH) in which H and SH coordinate with simultaneous cleavage of one Ru–Ru bond and displacement of one CO. Subsequent reaction with CO regenerates the starting cluster and eliminates elemental sulfur (S8) and dihydrogen. These reactions take place at ambient temperatures and pressures.

Article information

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Green Chem., 1999,1, 31-32

Homogeneous dehydrosulfurisation under ambient conditions . Harnessing the facile polyhedral rearrangement in the ruthenium carbonyl cluster Ru5C(CO)15

A. J. Bailey, S. Basra and P. J. Dyson, Green Chem., 1999, 1, 31 DOI: 10.1039/A808023B

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