1962
DOI: 10.1002/zaac.19623160308
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Beitrag zur Darstellung von Verbindungen niederer Oxydationsstufe

Abstract: Es wird eine Apparatur zur Darstellung niederer Halogenide, Oxyde und Sulfide beschrieben.

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“…As a group 13 element, the oxidation state +1 of gallium is thermodynamically only metastable . However, many univalent gallium compounds have been stabilized in the past decades: “GaI”, which in fact contains mixed-valence Ga 2 I 3 or (Ga + ) 2 [Ga 2 I 6 ] 2– and therefore is of limited use as a gallium(I) starting material; Ga + [GaCl 4 ] − , which gave rise to the first gallium(I) arene complexes but regarding further gallium(I) chemistry is limited by the chemically reactive and coordinating halogallate anions [GaX 4 ] − (X = halide anion); solid and dissolved GaCl, which is metastable and therefore disproportionates above temperatures of ±0 °C . Turning to the materials used for this article, our group developed a novel simple route to stable, univalent gallium salts of WCAs by oxidation of elemental gallium with the silver(I) salt Ag + [Al(OR F ) 4 ] − (R F = C(CF 3 ) 3 ) in fluorobenzene (C 6 H 5 F) and with ultrasonic activation .…”
Section: Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a group 13 element, the oxidation state +1 of gallium is thermodynamically only metastable . However, many univalent gallium compounds have been stabilized in the past decades: “GaI”, which in fact contains mixed-valence Ga 2 I 3 or (Ga + ) 2 [Ga 2 I 6 ] 2– and therefore is of limited use as a gallium(I) starting material; Ga + [GaCl 4 ] − , which gave rise to the first gallium(I) arene complexes but regarding further gallium(I) chemistry is limited by the chemically reactive and coordinating halogallate anions [GaX 4 ] − (X = halide anion); solid and dissolved GaCl, which is metastable and therefore disproportionates above temperatures of ±0 °C . Turning to the materials used for this article, our group developed a novel simple route to stable, univalent gallium salts of WCAs by oxidation of elemental gallium with the silver(I) salt Ag + [Al(OR F ) 4 ] − (R F = C(CF 3 ) 3 ) in fluorobenzene (C 6 H 5 F) and with ultrasonic activation .…”
Section: Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%