1985
DOI: 10.1016/0022-328x(85)88065-7
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B-t-butyl-borazine und -diazadiboretidine

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“…The thermal conversion of Dewar borazines has also been investigated and revealed that the conversion of III-BN1, III-BN3, and III-BN4 into the corresponding dimer (RBNR') 2 proceeded at 160-300°C (Scheme 29). [69,[72][73] The reported 11 B NMR chemical shifts of Dewar borazines at room temperature appear around δ = 30 ppm, which are not in line with the value expected from the structure ( Table 7). Low temperature 11 B NMR measurements of III-BN3 or III-BN6/III-BN6' revealed that two peaks correspond to the expected Dewar borazine structure (δ = 35.9 ppm and 13.1 ppm or δ = 22.6 ppm and 33.4 ppm, respectively).…”
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confidence: 78%
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“…The thermal conversion of Dewar borazines has also been investigated and revealed that the conversion of III-BN1, III-BN3, and III-BN4 into the corresponding dimer (RBNR') 2 proceeded at 160-300°C (Scheme 29). [69,[72][73] The reported 11 B NMR chemical shifts of Dewar borazines at room temperature appear around δ = 30 ppm, which are not in line with the value expected from the structure ( Table 7). Low temperature 11 B NMR measurements of III-BN3 or III-BN6/III-BN6' revealed that two peaks correspond to the expected Dewar borazine structure (δ = 35.9 ppm and 13.1 ppm or δ = 22.6 ppm and 33.4 ppm, respectively).…”
Section: Group 13/15mentioning
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“…In 1985, the Eleter group reported the formation of a Dewar borazine III-BN3 from borazine. [72] The substitution reaction of borazine (FBNiPr) 3 with tBuLi, afforded the tBu-substituted Dewar borazine III-BN3 (Scheme 25). Employment of the bulky substituent results in the formation of Dewar borazine, which is thermally more favorable than the corresponding borazine.…”
Section: Group 13/15mentioning
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“…(411. Die Reaktion nach G1. (4) iPr/CH2Ph iBu/CH,Ph 6, 14.7, 14.6, 13.7, 14.9, 14.0, 15.5 (4b, 1, 26.4, 26.8, 25.0 (4b, 7, 141.4, 145.8, 146.8 (iC), 127.9, 127.5, 127.3, 128.5 (oC), 128.1, 128.1, 128.2, 127.5 (m-C), 126.4, 126.2, 124.5, 126.2 (p-C (2) 925 (2) (14) 223 (13) 268 (14) 309 (15) 321 (15) 310 ( 15) 249 ( 14) 269 (14) 376 (16) / 260 (14) 201 ( 12) 281 (14) 322 (15) 301 (15) 267 (14) 229 (13) 293 (15) 351( 15) / 242 (14) 213 ( 13) 288 (14) 372 (16) 366 (16) 369 (16) 289 (14) 243 (14) 308 (14) ( 2) 8234 (2,) 6954 (2) 9093 (2) 9377 (3) 2034 ( 3) 7916 ( 2) 9439 (2) 9842 (2) 8772 (2) 8270 ( 3) 7332 (3) 6901 (3) 7406 (3) 8333 (3) 10622 ( 2) 10659 ( 3 ) 11845 (2) 8075 ( 3) 7864 …”
Section: Umsetzung Von Diazadiboretidinen Rnit Azidenmentioning
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“…Beside the common six-membered cyclic systems, also boronnitrogen compounds with four-and eight-membered rings are known [10 -19]. Typically, cyclic representatives form during cyclization of aminoboranes or iminoboranes [10, 11, 20 -22], whereas the ring size depends mainly on the space requirement of the substituents [23,24]. Molecules like dichloroboryldisilylamines [SiCl m (CH 3 ) 3−m ]N[Si(CH 3 ) 3 ](BCl 2 ) (m = 0 [21,25,26], 1, 2 [9] and 3 [8]) are converted at elevated temperatures by silazane cleavage into six-membered borazine derivatives [(SiCl m (CH 3 ) 3−m )-NB(Cl n (CH 3 ) 1−n )] 3 (m = 0, n = 1 [21,25,26]; m = 1, n = 0.185 [9]; m = 2, n = 0.111 [9]; m = 3, n = 0.366 [8]).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%