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      From a Stable Silanone Complex to Isolable, Donor-Supported Silicoxonium Halides [LSi(dmap)OSiMe3]+X−

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          An isolable NHC-supported silanone.

          The unique isolable silanone complex 3 has been synthesized and isolated in 94% yield by the remarkably facile oxygenation of the NHC-silylene precursor 2 featuring a Si(II) atom with unusually high nucleophilicity. The latter precursor is easily accessible by reaction of the stable silylene 1 with the corresponding N-heterocyclic carbene (NHC) at -60 degrees C. The remarkably short Si=O distance of 1.541(2) A in 3 suggests the presence of a betaine-like Si=O pi system with balanced electrostatics.
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            A New Type of N-Heterocyclic Silylene with Ambivalent Reactivity

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              From a Stable Silylene to a Mixed-Valent Disiloxane and an Isolable Silaformamide–Borane Complex with Considerable Silicon–Oxygen Double-Bond Character

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                Journal
                Chemistry - A European Journal
                Chem. Eur. J.
                Wiley-Blackwell
                09476539
                September 26 2011
                September 26 2011
                : 17
                : 40
                : 11274-11279
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                10.1002/chem.201101610
                5178a798-a4be-4560-a186-a8d78e67d2d7
                © 2011

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