Pincer Complexes
Pincer Complex is a tridentate ligand system in coordination chemistry where a central donor atom is flanked by two secondary donor groups, typically through a rigid aromatic backbone, that coordinates to a transition metal center in a meridional fashion, imparting exceptional thermal stability and electronic tunability to the resulting organometallic complex.
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The uses of pincer complexes in organic synthesis
John T. Singleton · Tetrahedron · 2003 · 629 citations
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