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Tin—oxygen bonds

A two-dimensional polymeric sheet-like structure was reported for Me2Sn(S03F)2305 and a polymeric zigzag chain for chlorotris(j2-methylsulphonylphenyl)tin, ISnCldVdLt-S02CH3-p)31 (142)306. In 142, the tin atoms are pentacoordinated as a result of a weak intermolecular Sn—O interaction of 3.046(5) A. Only one out of the three p-methyl-sulphonylphenyl groups is involved in coordinative oxygen-tin bonds. [Pg.1616]

The rate of cyclopropylmethyl-allylmethyl radical interconversion has now been measured by e.s.r. methods k was found to be = 1.3 x 10 s at 25"C ( , = 5.94 kcalmol" log A 12.48). The radical addition of tributyltin hydride to cyclopro-pylketones involves oxygen-tin bonding and cyclopropylcarbinyl radical formation. [Pg.91]

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