Synthesis and Isolation of a Silylsilicate Containing Two Pentacoordinated Silicon Atoms by Monoprotonation of a Disilicate and Monodeprotonation of a Disilane
Synthesis and Isolation of a Silylsilicate Containing Two Pentacoordinated Silicon Atoms by Monoprotonation of a Disilicate and Monodeprotonation of a Disilane
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DOI:
10.1021/om500291k
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发表时间:
2014-05-12
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影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
Kawashima, Takayuki
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作者:
Kano, Naokazu;Sasaki, Keishi;Kawashima, Takayuki
A silylsilicate, which is an intermediate in double protonation of a disilicate bearing two sets of a C,O-bidentate ligand at two pentacoordinated silicon atoms to give a disilane, was synthesized and isolated. The X-ray crystallographic analysis of both the silylsilicate and the disilane revealed intramolecular O center dot center dot center dot Si coordination, giving the silicon atoms pentacoordinated states. In the silylsilicate, the Si1-O-2 and Si2-O-3 bonds are almost in parallel. Deprotonation of the silylsilicate, which was also prepared by monodeprotonation of the disilane, gave the disilicate. The oxidation potential and UV/vis absorption maximum are both intermediate between those of the disilicate and the disilane, reflecting the changes in the charges.