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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jan 14.
Published in final edited form as: Dalton Trans. 2012 Oct 21;41(39):12244–12253. doi: 10.1039/c2dt31504a

Table 2.

Redox Potentials of Complexes 1A–D and 1F.a

complex solvent Redox Potentials (mV vs Fc+/0) b

1A CH2Cl2 E1/2E) = −290 (110); Ep,a = +740 mV
1B CH2Cl2 E1/2E) = −110 (140); Ep,a = +1050 mV
1C CH2Cl2 E1/2E) = −30 (150)
1D THF Ep,a = −50, +370, and +780 mV
1F THF Ep,a = −100, +580, and +850mV
a

Conditions: Solutions contained 100 mM (NBu4)PF6; scan rate of 100 mV s−1 at room temperature.

b

E1/2 and ΔE values are provided for (quasi)reversible processes; Ep,a values are given for irreversible oxidation events.