Metal alkoxides. Models for metal oxides. 15. Carbon-carbon and carbon hydrogen bond activation in the reactions between ethylene and ditungsten hexaalkoxides: W2(OCH2-t-Bu)6(.eta.2-C2H4)2, W2(OR)6(CH2)4(.eta.2-C2H4), and W2(OR)6(.mu.-CCH2CH2CH2) (where R = Ch2-t-Bu, i-Pr, c-C5H9, and c-C6H11). Preparations, properties, structures, and reaction mechanisms

Malcolm H. Chisholm; John C. Huffman; Mark J. Hampden-Smith

doi:10.1021/ja00196a039

Metal alkoxides. Models for metal oxides. 15. Carbon-carbon and carbon hydrogen bond activation in the reactions between ethylene and ditungsten hexaalkoxides: W2(OCH2-t-Bu)6(.eta.2-C2H4)2, W2(OR)6(CH2)4(.eta.2-C2H4), and W2(OR)6(.mu.-CCH2CH2CH2) (where R = Ch2-t-Bu, i-Pr, c-C5H9, and c-C6H11). Preparations, properties, structures, and reaction mechanisms

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