A small tris(imidazolium) cage forms an N-heterocyclic carbene complex with silver(i)
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Charlotte E. Willans, Kirsty M. Anderson, Peter C. Junk, Leonard J. Barbour, Jonathan W. Steed
A small, sterically rigid tris(imidazolium) cyclophane reacts with Ag2O to give an Ag(I) carbene complex in which one of the imidazolium moieties remains protonated.
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