Question
Give the classification of organotransition metal alkyls and aryls along with suitable
examples for each type.
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Organotransition metal alkyls and aryls are compounds containing a direct metal-carbon bond in which the carbon belongs to an alkyl or aryl group. These compounds are classified mainly on the basis of the nature of the metal-carbon interaction and the presence or absence of stabilizing ligands. The first class is simple σ-bonded metal alkyls and aryls, where the alkyl or aryl group is directly attached to the transition metal through a single σ-bond. These compounds are generally represented as M–R or M–Ar. Examples
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