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      From Chlorosilyliumylidene Complexes to Cyclic Silylones with an Electron-Rich Silicon(0) Atom

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      ISOS XVII BERLIN 2014
      Silicon, Silylene, Silylone
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            Molecular silicon(0) species L→Si←L (L = N-heterocyclic carbenes, phosphanes, etc.), termed as silylones, have attracted significant attention. By employing the neutral bidentate bis-NHC ligand the unprecedented bis(carbene) chlorosilyliumylidene complex 1 could be isolated, in which both HOMO and LUMO are mainly localized on the silicon(II) atom according to DFT calculations./1/ Thus, dechlorination of 1 by sodium naphthalenide led to the first isolable cyclic silylone (siladicarbene) 2 featuring an electron-rich silicon(0) atom due to the weak π-acceptor character of the NHC supporting ligand.

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            November 13 2014
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            10.14293/P2199-8442.1.SOP-CHEM.PZWOZ1.v1
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            Silicon, Silylene, Silylone

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