(d) On problem set 1 we considered the alkene complex [Mn(CO)s(Ph2C=CPH2)] . This complex and two related complexes are depicted below. Order these complexes from having the MOST metallocyclopropane character to having the LEAST metallocyclopropoane character. Explain your ranking. *Note: Complexes are drawn as an olefin complex for clarity. This does not imply anything in regards to the electronic structure of the coordinated alkene* 7- Ph Ph CS 7- Ph Ph со OCMn Ph Ph ÇNME MENC.. SCMn SC Mn- MENC čs Ph Ph CO Ph Ph ČNME E Ph Ph

(d) On problem set 1 we considered the alkene complex [Mn(CO)s(Ph2C=CPH2)] . This complex and two related complexes are depicted below. Order these complexes from having the MOST metallocyclopropane character to having the LEAST metallocyclopropoane character. Explain your ranking. Note: Complexes are drawn as an olefin complex for clarity. This does not imply anything in regards to the electronic structure of the coordinated alkene 7- Ph Ph CS 7- Ph Ph со OCMn Ph Ph ÇNME MENC.. SCMn SC Mn- MENC čs Ph Ph CO Ph Ph ČNME E Ph Ph

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