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Germanium-hydrogen bonds

Alkylation or arylation of the germanium-hydrogen bond of trihalogermanes usually leads to organohalogermane species (equation 16)26. [Pg.544]

Germanium-hydrogen bonds are formed by trialkylstannane cleavage of Ge—Sb, Ge—Bi, Ge—Cd or Ge—T1 bonds ... [Pg.195]

Germanium-Hydrogen Bonds (Reductive Radical Chain Reactions)... [Pg.598]

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Germanium-Hydrogen Bonds (Reductive Radical Chain Reactions)

Germanium—hydrogen bonds reactions with

Germanium—transition-metal bonds hydrogen

Hydrogen carbon—germanium bonds