A genuine germylene PGeP pincer ligand for formic acid dehydrogenation with iridium

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Abstract

We report an iridium system constructed around a long-tethered PGeP ligand that facilitates access to the less common germylene form, so far unreported for an ‘NHC-type’ Ge ligand. Its bonding is substantiated by computational studies and we have demonstrated its use for the catalytic dehydrogenation of formic acid, highlighting the potential of this underdeveloped type of ligand.

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Fernández-Buenestado, M., Somerville, R. J., López-Serrano, J., & Campos, J. (2023). A genuine germylene PGeP pincer ligand for formic acid dehydrogenation with iridium. Chemical Communications, 59(57), 8826–8829. https://doi.org/10.1039/d3cc02447d

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