The hydride complex [Ru(IPr)2(CO)H][BArF4], 1, reacts with InMe3 with loss of CH4 to form [Ru(IPr)2(CO)(InMe)(Me)][BArF4], 4, featuring an unsupported Ru-In bond with unsaturated Ru and In centres. 4 reacts with H2 to give [Ru(IPr)2(CO)(eta2-H2)(InMe)(H)][BArF4], 5, while CO induces formation of the indyl complex [Ru(IPr)2(CO)3(InMe2)][BArF4], 7. These observations highlight the ability of Me to shuttle between Ru and In centres and are supported by DFT calculations on the mechanism of formation of 4 and its reactions with H2 and CO. An analysis of Ru-In bonding in these species is also presented. Reaction of 1 with GaMe3 also involves CH4 loss but, in contrast to its In congener, sees IPr transfer from Ru to Ga to give a gallyl complex featuring an eta6 interaction of one aryl substituent with Ru.
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