N.m.r. studies of the motion of the hydride proton in solid HRu10C(CO)24–

Philip J. Bailey; Melinda J. Duer

doi:10.1039/C39890001139

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N.m.r. studies of the motion of the hydride proton in solid HRu₁₀C(CO)₂₄^–

Philip J. Bailey and Melinda J. Duer

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Cluster molecules, HRu₁₀C(CO)₂₄^–, are characterised by interstitial hydride ligands down to 250 K, but below that temperature, progressively more and more molecules acquire externally-bound hydrogens.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1039/C39890001139
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J. Chem. Soc., Chem. Commun., 1989, 1139-1141

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N.m.r. studies of the motion of the hydride proton in solid HRu₁₀C(CO)₂₄^–

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N.m.r. studies of the motion of the hydride proton in solid HRu₁₀C(CO)₂₄^–

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