Iron(III) chloride and its coordination chemistry
@article{Cotton2018IronIIICA, title={Iron(III) chloride and its coordination chemistry}, author={S. Cotton}, journal={Journal of Coordination Chemistry}, year={2018}, volume={71}, pages={3415 - 3443} }
Abstract The coordination chemistry of FeCl3 is distinctly different to that of the other 3d metal halides. It has a distinct preference for O-donor ligands. Although it primarily forms six-coordinate complexes, it has some distinctive features that set it apart from metals like Mn(II), Co(II), and Ni(II), such as the self-ionized complexes [FeL4Cl2]+ [FeCl4]−. There are a number of examples where very small changes in the coordination sphere tilt the balance between isomeric structures… CONTINUE READING
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