X-ray structure of a derivative of the “simplest metallocene: Cyclopentadienyllithium”, [Li{;η-C5H4(SiMe3)};{;NMe2(CH2)2NMe2};] (i.e., LiCp′(TMEDA))

<i>International Tables for X-ray Crystallography</i>

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