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(µ-Ph2Ppy)(S
nPh2)(µ-Cl)(S
nClPh2)]Pierre Braunstein, Chantal Charles, Pierre Braunstein, Chantal Charles, Guido Kickelbick and Ulrich Schubert
The unusual iron–bistin complex, [(OC)3F![[upper bond 1 start]](https://www.rsc.org/images/entities/char_e010.gif)
e(µ-Ph2Ppy)(S
nPh2)(µ-Cl(S
nClPh2)], obtained by silicon–tin exchange from a Si–Fe–Sn precursor, contains two tin atoms showing different degrees of five-coordination, a unique feature of relevance to hypercoordination of main-group elements.