Silicon compounds of neon and argon.
Silicon compounds of neon and argon.
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氖气和氩气的硅化合物。
DOI:
10.1002/anie.200903706
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发表时间:
2009
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通讯作者:
D. Schröder
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作者:
J. Roithová;D. Schröder
Noble gas compounds, which were first discovered in 1962,[1] still receive continuous interest. In recent years, this field of research experienced an additional boost by the generation of a variety of new noble gas compounds by photochemical reactions in low-temperature matrices.[2–4] Challenges in noble gas chemistry that still remain are the formation of new noble gas heteroatom bonds, in which silicon has been raised as a particularly interesting case, and the generation of new compounds of the lighter noble gases argon and neon.[4, 5] Herein, we address both issues by the use of the SiF3 2+ dication as a superelectrophilic reagent [6, 7] with particularly favorable properties for the generation of noble gas compounds.It is obvious that the involvement of the inert noble gases in covalent chemical bonds requires strong oxidation agents, such as F2; in 2006, we suggested that gaseous dications may be used for this purpose.[8] Although we indeed managed to generate the organonoble gas compounds ArCH2+ and ArC2H2+ recently using this approach, the chemical yields were disappointingly low.[9, 10] Similarly, small amounts of the diatomic dication ArC2+ had been observed in collisionally driven reactions of neutral CO with Ar2+ and of neutral argon with CO2+.[11, 12] A more efficient dicationic reagent for the attack of noble gases must not only be a potent superelectrophile, but it also needs to meet the following requirements: 1) It should possess a potential leaving group that can be replaced by a noble gas atom without a significant kinetic barrier being involved, such as a homolytic bond cleavage; 2) the preferred oxidation states of noble gases [13] mean that increased stabilities can be expected for even-electron compounds; for homolytic cleavage, the dicationic reagent should be a radical; 3) to prevent electron transfer processes during homolysis of the bond to the leaving group, which would afford an open-shell noble gas compound, the leaving group should have a high ionization energy (IE); and 4) the
DOI:
10.1039/b810398d
发表时间:
2008
期刊:
PCCP
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作者:
Ascenzi D
通讯作者:
Ascenzi D