This element binds to hydrogen peroxide to generate an "oxo-intermediate" during oxidations of aliphatic C–H bonds conducted with the White–Chen catalyst.
This element binds to hydrogen peroxide to generate an "oxo-intermediate" during oxidations of aliphatic C–H bonds conducted with the White–Chen catalyst. Due to its invariant 0.4-volt standard potential, a couple between a complex of this metal and its cation is a commonly-used standard in electrochemistry. A dark reddish-purple compound called the "fip dimer" can be prepared from this metal's pentacarbonyl. The oxidation states and spins of tin and this metal are commonly assessed in Mossbauer spectroscopy. Two cyclopentadienyl rings are bound to this metal in the first-ever organometallic "sandwich" compound to be discovered. In a compound in which this metal is held by a porphyrin ring, carbon monoxide can compete with oxygen to bind to it. For 10 points, identify this transition metal found in ferrocene and in the prosthetic group of hemoglobin.
This element binds to hydrogen peroxide to generate an "oxo-intermediate" during oxidations of aliphatic C–H bonds conducted with the White–Chen catalyst.
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