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Synthesis of Molecular Phenylcalcium Derivatives: Application to the Formation of Biaryls.

ABSTRACT: Hydrocarbon-soluble β-diketiminato phenylcalcium derivatives, which display various modes of Ca-μ₂ -Ph-Ca bridging, are accessible from reactions of Ph₂ Hg and [(BDI)CaH]₂ . Although the resultant compounds are inert toward the C-H bonds of benzene, they yield selective and uncatalyzed biaryl formation when reacted with readily available aryl bromides.

SUBMITTER: Pearce KG

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9315018 | biostudies-literature |

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