H2FeRu3(CO)13 contains a tetrahedral cluster of metal atoms, each ruthenium atom carrying 3 terminal carbonyl groups, each iron atom two terminal carbonyl groups; there are two asymmetric iron–ruthenium carbonyl bridges, and the H atoms probably bridge two of the ruthenium–ruthenium bonds.
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