The aromaticity of the stannole dianion.
The aromaticity of the stannole dianion.
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10.1002/anie.200501632
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2005-10
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通讯作者:
Masaichi Saito;Ryuta Haga;M. Yoshioka;K. Ishimura;S. Nagase
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作者:
Masaichi Saito;Ryuta Haga;M. Yoshioka;K. Ishimura;S. Nagase
In the last decade, much attention has been focused on the anions and dianions of siloles [1] and germoles,[1f, 2] which are heavier congeners of the cyclopentadienyl anion.[3] The degree of aromaticity of silolyl anions depends on the substituent,[1b, f] while the germolyl anions do not show aromaticity because the negative charge is localized on the germanium atom.[1 f, 2a, 2c] In contrast, the negative charges in the dianions of siloles and germoles are significantly delocalized in the C4M (M= Si, Ge) ring and they were concluded to be aromatic.[1d–f, 2b, 2d, 2e, 4] The aromatic delocalization in these dianions was evidenced by NMR studies, calculations, and X-ray crystal structural analyses, which showed no alternation of the CÀC bonds within the ring. In contrast to the wellinvestigated mono-and dianions of siloles and germoles, neither mono-nor dianions of stannoles had been reported before we undertook a study of such species a few years ago.