Paramagnetic bridging hydrides of relevance to catalytic hydrogen evolution at metallosulfur centers.
作者： Aušra Jablonskytė , Joseph A. Wright , Shirley A. Fairhurst , Jamie N. T. Peck , Saad K. Ibrahim
DOI: 10.1021/JA2087536
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摘要: Paramagnetic hydrides are likely intermediates in hydrogen-evolving enzymic and molecular systems. Herein we report the first spectroscopic characterization of well-defined paramagnetic bridging hy...
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