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NMR Behavior of Metal Carbonyl Complexes by Sam Rajput is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses the NMR behavior of various metal carbonyl complexes, explaining why certain isomers show only one proton signal at room temperature due to equivalence of protons through dynamic processes like scrambling and ring whizzing. It also highlights the concept of isolobal molecular fragments and parallels between main group and organometallic compounds, emphasizing their electronic similarities. Additionally, it introduces the polyhedral electron count (PEC) and total valence electron count
- Author
- Sam Rajput
- Language
- EN