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We report the [Al(NON)(Te)(THF)] anion containing a terminal aluminium telluride bond. DFT calculations confirm appreciable Al-Te multiple bond character and reaction with CO proceeds via a double insertion to afford the previously unknown tellurodicarbonate ligand.
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