Abstract
The synthesis and characterization of a series of U(IV) permethylpentalene complexes has been enabled by the development of an effective synthesis of the new Pn*U synthon [Pn*U(μ-Cl)4][Li(TMEDA)]2, which has allowed access to a set of half-sandwich Pn*U complexes. The compounds have been characterized via variable-temperature NMR and in some cases by structural analysis. The temperature dependence of the NMR solution spectra show a complex interplay between fluxional ligand dynamics and the effects of a paramagnetic f2 uranium center.
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