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Organogermanium

The field of organogermanium chemistry is becoming increasingly important. Gertain germanium compounds have a low mammalian toxicity, but a marked activity against certain bacteria, which makes them useful as chemotherapeutic agents. [Pg.94]

Organogermanium Compounds. The field of organogermanium chemistry has drawn widespread interest for many years. [Pg.278]

E. Rijkens, Organogermanium Compounds, Germanium Research Committee, Utrecht, the Netherlands, 1960. [Pg.282]

E. Rijkens and G. J. M. Van der Kerk, Investigations in the Field of Organogermanium Chemisty, Germanium Research Committee, Utrecht, the Netherlands, 1964. [Pg.282]

Chapter 10, section 3 Organogermanium-transition metal complexes, pp. 672-688. [Pg.449]

The first examples of optically active organogermanium compounds [see Ref. 2)] in which the metal atom is again the only chiral center were published in 1963, by Eaborn 3 and by Brook4>. They prepared optically pure (+)-ethyl- and (-)-methyl- 1-naphthylphenylgermanium hydrides, using Sommer s resolution method u. [Pg.63]

Organogermanium compounds resemble their organosilicon analogues in their reactivity in crosscoupling reactions, and require nucleophilic activation (Section 9.6.3.2 2)... [Pg.321]

In organogermanium dithiophosphinates the ligand is monodentate, whereas in heavier metal compounds M -S secondary bonds may result in supramolecular self-assembly. Examples are monomeric Ph3GeS(S)PR2 (R = Me, Ph),165 and Me2Sn(S2PR2)2 (R = Me,166 Et167), supramolecular chain-like... [Pg.603]

In spite of the interesting results obtained for organometallic dithiophos-phates, similar studies with diselenophosphates have not been performed for comparison. Only recently some organogermanium, -tin, and -lead derivatives of the type Ph3MSe(Se)P(OR)2 (M = Ge, Sn, Pb R = Et, Pr, Pr ), containing monodentate ligands have been reported.446... [Pg.620]

The geometric structure of organogermanium betaine 24 is similar, as a whole, to that of the corresponding silicon analog 20o. The main distinctions are an additional shortening of the PC bond lengths and a further... [Pg.49]

In contrast to silicon, germanium has a well-established though limited chemistry of inorganic compounds in the +11 state which are of reasonable thermal stability though usually air-sensitive. Divalent organogermanium(II) species known at present fall into three groups ... [Pg.169]

Recent volumes of the Gmelin Handbook. Organogermanium—Part 5, Ge—O Compounds and Organotin, Vol.20, Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1993. [Pg.180]

H. Sakurai and A. Sekiguchi, in Frontiers of Organogermanium, -Jin, and -Lead Chemistry (Eds. E. Lukevics and L. Ignatovich), Latvian Inst, of Organic Synthesis, Riga, 1993, p.102 A. Sekiguchi, T. Yatabe, H. Naito, C. Kabuto and H. Sakurai, Chem. Lett., 1697 (1992). [Pg.191]

Stereochemistry and conformation of organogermanium, organotin and organolead compounds... [Pg.195]

It is the purpose of this chapter to summarize what is currently known about the stereochemistry and conformation of organogermanium, tin and lead compounds. Coverage is selective rather than exhaustive. The first section deals with compounds in which substitution by four different groups causes the metal atom to be stereogenic. We have limited our discussion to those cases in which at least three of the four substituents are alkyl or aryl. In this section we also briefly discuss pentacoordinated triorgano halostannanes. [Pg.196]

TABLE 1. Standard enthalpies of formation of organogermanium compounds (kJmol -i)a... [Pg.246]

Because of the controversy surrounding the use of static-bomb calorimetry for determining enthalpies of formation of organogermanium compounds1,2, the reliability of most data in Table 1 cannot be fully assessed. It is, however, possible to discuss generally some of the results. [Pg.248]

TABLE 2. Bond dissociation enthalpies in organogermanium compounds (kJmol-1)... [Pg.252]


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A Organogermanium Metal Imides

Adamantanes, organogermanium derivatives

Bimetallic Organogermanium Derivatives of Groups I, IV and VI Transition Metals

Chemical shifts organogermanium compounds

Cyclic Organogermanium Dihalides

Cyclic Organogermanium Hydrides

Deuterium Substituted Organogermanium Hydrides

Functionally Substituted Organogermanium Hydrides

Hypercoordinated organogermanium

Hypercoordinated organogermanium compounds

In organogermanium compounds

Isotopically labelled organogermanium

Isotopically labelled organogermanium compounds

Metal Substituted Organogermanium Sulfides, Selenides and Tellurides

Neurotropic activity, of organogermanium

Nonfunctional Organogermanium Hydrides

Organogermanium Acetals and Enolates

Organogermanium Alkoxides Containing Germanium-Heteroatom Bonds

Organogermanium Amido and Imido Phosphines

Organogermanium Derivatives of Group II Metals

Organogermanium Derivatives of Group III Metals

Organogermanium Derivatives of Heterocyclic Amines

Organogermanium Halides Containing Germanium-Oxygen Bonds

Organogermanium Halides Containing Germanium-Sulfur Bonds

Organogermanium Hydride Halides

Organogermanium Hydride Pseudohalides

Organogermanium Mercaptides, Organoselenides and Organotellurides

Organogermanium Phosphides

Organogermanium Pnicogen Derivatives

Organogermanium Pseudohalides

Organogermanium Salts

Organogermanium Sulfides, Selenides and Tellurides

Organogermanium Trihalides

Organogermanium Trihalides Containing Phosphorus

Organogermanium alkoxides —

Organogermanium carboxylates

Organogermanium chalcogen derivatives

Organogermanium compounds

Organogermanium compounds analysis

Organogermanium compounds biological activity

Organogermanium compounds polymer-supported —

Organogermanium compounds reactivity

Organogermanium compounds synthesis

Organogermanium compounds toxicity

Organogermanium compounds transition metal complexes

Organogermanium compounds transition metal derivatives

Organogermanium compounds, 1,2-anionic

Organogermanium compounds, determination

Organogermanium halides —

Organogermanium hydrides

Organogermanium hydrides synthesis

Organogermanium oxides —

Organogermanium peroxides

Organogermanium polymers compounds

Organogermanium properties

Organogermanium reagents

Organogermanium-Carbon Backbone Polymers

Other Organogermanium Heterohydrides

Photofragmentations of Organosilicon and Organogermanium Compounds

Polymer-supported organogermanium

Polymers organogermanium

Polymetallic Organogermanium Derivatives of Manganese and Rhenium

Reviews on Organogermanium Chemistry

Structural Organogermanium Chemistry

Tetraorganotin Compounds Containing Organogermanium Substituents

Toxicity of organogermanium compounds

Unsaturated Organogermanium Trihalides

Unsubstituted Organogermanium Trialkoxides

Unsymmetric Organogermanium Hydrides

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