The Role of Ligands in Oxidative Addition Chemistry of Low-Valent Main Group Derivatives: Not Only Stabilization but Also Activation

At present, the use of low-valent derivatives of the main group elements, including metallylenes, etc., in catalysis as an alternative to transition metals is widely discussed. The high reactivity of these compounds often requires their stabilization by using electron-pair donor ligands. The influen...

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Main Author:	Pavel G. Shangin (14670071) (author)
Other Authors:	Anna Ya. Akyeva (12335046) (author), Daria M. Vakhrusheva (14670074) (author), Mikhail E. Minyaev (2506747) (author), Badma N. Mankaev (14670077) (author), Victoriya A. Balycheva (14670080) (author), Andrey V. Lalov (14670083) (author), Mikhail P. Egorov (2343292) (author), Sergey S. Karlov (1670164) (author), Mikhail A. Syroeshkin (5884286) (author)
Published:	2023
Subjects:	Biophysics Biochemistry Cell Biology Molecular Biology Immunology Computational Biology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified main group elements ligand oxidation potentials compounds often requires oxidative addition reactions oxidative addition chemistry germylene oxidation potentials pair donor ligands ligands significantly increase oxidative insertion donor ligands widely discussed valent derivatives transition metals reaction rate obtained values lappert ’ including metallylenes high reactivity first time etc ., also activation
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The Role of Ligands in Oxidative Addition Chemistry of Low-Valent Main Group Derivatives: Not Only Stabilization but Also Activation

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