2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-328x(00)00688-4
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Hydridoborates and hydridoborato metallates

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“…No reaction was observed on treating 1 with lithium 2-dihydro-2-boratafluorene [20] in diethyl ether as expected for a reaction according to Equation (15). However, when the ether was replaced by THF a 11 B NMR signal at δ = 7.6 ppm suggested the formation of the corresponding titanium(IV) diorganyldihydridoborate.…”
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“…No reaction was observed on treating 1 with lithium 2-dihydro-2-boratafluorene [20] in diethyl ether as expected for a reaction according to Equation (15). However, when the ether was replaced by THF a 11 B NMR signal at δ = 7.6 ppm suggested the formation of the corresponding titanium(IV) diorganyldihydridoborate.…”
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“…The homogeneous reaction of 1 with lithium bis(cyclohexyl)dihydridoborate [20] in diethyl ether yielded the titanium(IV) bis(cyclohexyl)dihydridoborate 16 within 4 hours almost quantitatively; see Equation (13). 1 H and 13 C NMR signals for compound 16 and one 11 B NMR signal at δ = 15.0 ppm were observed both at room temperature and at -80°C.…”
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“…Thiols were attractive, as B À S bonds are weaker than analogous B À O bonds and the acidity of the SH moiety could aid the reaction. On the basis of DFT calculations for the gas phase, coupled with experimental data or estimates of the heats of vaporization, benzenedithiol was predicted to be a better reagent than thiophenol for the reaction with borazine, a computational surrogate for PB, where the products are presumed to retain the B À H bond ( [14] suggesting that [NH 4 ][B(C 6 H 4 S 2 ) 2 ] is formed (this assignment is consistent with the calculated NMR spectrum, see the Supporting Information). Attempts to make this product independently from (C 6 H 4 S 2 )BÀH·(NH 3 ) and benzenedithiol failed to produce a pure material even under driving conditions (heat and gas removal by freezepump-thaw cycles).…”
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