Alkene Coordination
Alkene Coordination is a bonding interaction in which an alkene molecule acts as a ligand by donating electron density from its π-orbital to a vacant orbital of a metal center, forming a coordinate covalent bond that stabilizes the resulting organometallic complex.
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