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Pentacoordinate germanium complexes

Quite recently, it was established that the formation of the pentacoordinated germanium and tin compounds EF4(CH2CH=CH2) from EF3(CH2CH=CH2) (E = Ge, Sn) by the addition of F is exothermic148. The nucleophilicity of the allylic y-carbon is much enhanced when the pentacoordinated EF4(CH2CH=CH2) is formed. These results are qualitatively similar to those found for the reaction of the corresponding silicon compound. The pentacoordinated Ge and Sn complexes have a significant Lewis acidity which allows them to form stable hexacoordinated intermediates in the course of the reaction. [Pg.575]

Holmes and his coworkers described a number of pentacoordinated anionic germanium complexes containing a spirocyclic framework with methyl, phenyl, halogen or hydroxyl ligand at the acyclic site307,332,333. Reaction of an organogermanium trichloride with a catechol or thiocatechol derivative in the presence of triethylamine, followed by a metathetical exchange, led to desired products as illustrated by the formation of the phenyl-substituted derivatives 90 and 91 (equation 16)333. [Pg.1013]

Tacke and his coworkers have recently reported the synthesis and structural characterization of a series of pentacoordinated anionic germanium complexes based on the Ge04C ligand framework340-344. The route to these compounds involves the reaction of (chloromethyl)trimethoxygermane with a secondary amine in the presence of triethy-lamine, followed by an exchange with two equivalents of bidentate ligands, such as aromatic 1,2-diols or a-hydroxycarboxylic acids, as shown for the synthesis of 114340 (equations 22 and 23). [Pg.1023]

Among neutral pentacoordinate intramolecular germanium complexes, compounds containing a C,0-chelating ligand have been most extensively studied. [Pg.1036]

Holmes and his coworkers described a number of pentacoordinated anionic germanium complexes containing a spirocyclic framework with methyl, phenyl, halogen or hydroxyl ligand at the acyclic Reaction of an organogermanium trichloride with... [Pg.1013]

Various monocyclic and bicyclic pentacoordinate anionic germanium and tin complexes are known which possess bidentate dianionic oxo and related ligands, such as aliphatic or aromatic 1,2-diols, a-hydroxy carboxylic acids and their thio analogues (for early references see References 191, 307-309). Anionic mono- and bis-chelated germanium and... [Pg.1004]

SCHEME 6. Relationship between trigonal bipyramid and rectangular pyramid for pentacoordinated spirocyclic germanium and tin complexes... [Pg.1016]

P-diketones, a pentacoordinate structure of these complexes was proposed in which the central germanium atom acquires the TBP geometry. [Pg.1055]

Hypervalent compounds of organic germanium, tin and lead derivatives 1007 TABLE 14. X-ray data for pentacoordinate anions in chelate triphenyltin complexes... [Pg.1007]

By variation of the substitution pattern of the amidinate ligands and of the silicon or germanium coordination centers, we obtained a number of compounds with a variable degree of Si/Ge-N hypervalent interaction, i.e. compounds with essentially no bones and ones with very strong element-nitrogen bonds ( double bonds ) are formed, providing tetra-, penta- or hexa-coordinated species [4], New or newly structurally characterized examples of silicon amidinate complexes with pentacoordinate silicon are obtained (Eq. 1 Table 1). [Pg.271]


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