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A compound containing a bonding interaction between an organic-group carbon atom and a metal or metalloid center under the adopted nomenclature.
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Organometallic chemistry overlaps inorganic chemistry while being defined by metal–carbon bonding rather than by a clean disciplinary boundary.
The target is a member or subtype of the broader source class.
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Oxidative addition transforms an organometallic complex by adding two ligand fragments and formally increasing coordination number and metal oxidation state, subject to mechanism and electron-count conventions.
A physical process transforms the source into, or produces, the target under the conditions stated in the edge detail.
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Organometallic complexes are common catalysts or intermediates in homogeneous cycles, though homogeneous catalysis also includes nonmetal systems.
The source supplies a substantive formal ingredient, dynamical sector, law, field content, or mechanism of the target theoretical framework.
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