What are the polydentate phosphines? How do you prepare molybdenocene.

Polydentate phosphines are ligands that contain multiple phosphine (–PR₂) donor groups capable of coordinating to a metal center through more than one phosphorus atom. These ligands are widely used in coordination and organometallic chemistry due to their ability to stabilize metal complexes, influence catalytic activity, and control electronic and steric environments. Examples of polydentate phosphines _____ _________ ______ ____ ___ ___ ___.
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