“…[10] Braunschweig and Yamashita exploited the strategy of stabilizing entities with B À Om ultiple bonds within the coordination sphere of at ransition metal. [11,12] Examples of heavier B=Xc halcogenoboranes (X = S, Se,T e) are even rarer than oxoboranes and strategies to stabilize them include (i)either N,N'-chelation by bis imidazoline-2-imines by Inoue, [13] NacNac type by Cui or Singh, [14] or diamido ligands by Aldridge [9] or (ii)NHC-coordination by Braunschweig [15] to afford neutral or cationic uncomplexed thio-or selenoboranes.Incontrast to N,N'-stabilized B=Xboranes (X = S, Se), which are stable in the monomeric form, the NHC-substituted species are prone to arapid dimerization in solution with the formation of four-membered boracycles.T elluroboranes with the structural B = Te double bond entity are extremely rare and only one example could be prepared by Braunschweig, and required stabilization with aL ewis acidic manganese core originating from the borylene complex it was formed from. [15] Herein, we present ac onsistent contribution to the currently patchy area of ketone analogous boranes including heavier chalcogens with the special focus on the neutral species.S of ar there is no ligand system, which has afforded ac omplete series of chalcogenoboranes with the structural B=Xe ntity (X = O, S, Se,T e), and the reported neutral oxoboranes and telluroboranes could only be isolated as complexes to (strong) Lewis acids.T herefore,w eseto ut to design an ovel ligand system, which affords the full scope of Lewis acid free,monomeric chalcogenoboranes.T he obvious predominance of N,N'-chelating NacNac ligands in attempts to stabilize the B=Xe ntity can be traced back to the successful history of this ligand class in the production of low valent main group compounds and their applications in bond and substrate activation processes with prominent examples being NacNac stabilized Mg I ,Al I or Ga I species.…”