2012
DOI: 10.1002/ange.201206349
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Nachweis der Löslichkeit des Acetylidions C22− – Synthese und Kristallstrukturen von K2C2⋅2 NH3, Rb2C2⋅2 NH3 und Cs2C2⋅7 NH3

Abstract: Kohlenstoffanionen in Lösung: C22−‐Hanteln sind in Festkörperverbindungen seit langem bekannt. Mit der Kristallisation der Titelverbindungen konnte nun gezeigt werden, dass Acetylidionen auch in Lösung existieren. Dadurch rückt eine Chemie mit kleinen gelösten Kohlenstoffanionen in greifbare Nähe.

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“…3). This structural motif can also be observed in potassium acetylide K 2 C 2 (Hamberger et al, 2012). The peroxide bond length was determined to be 1.530 (11) Å .…”
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“…3). This structural motif can also be observed in potassium acetylide K 2 C 2 (Hamberger et al, 2012). The peroxide bond length was determined to be 1.530 (11) Å .…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 65%
“…[2][3][4] Given the demand for the alkyne functionality and its nucleophilic properties, the acetylide ion could play an important role in modern organic synthesis. [5] It was reported previously that the acetylide dianion can act as a mild nucleophile to link two identical electrophiles, such as aryl halides (Sonogashira coupling) [2] or two carbon dioxide molecules, [6] or an aldehyde with an amine (Scheme 1).…”
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“…, has been known for many years, [1] the direct use of metal acetylides (M I 2 C 2 or M II C 2 ) in organic synthesis is quite rare, mainly because of the low solubility of metal acetylides in common organic solvents. [2][3][4] Given the demand for the alkyne functionality and its nucleophilic properties, the acetylide ion could play an important role in modern organic synthesis. [5] It was reported previously that the acetylide dianion can act as a mild nucleophile to link two identical electrophiles, such as aryl halides (Sonogashira coupling) [2] or two carbon dioxide molecules, [6] or an aldehyde with an amine (Scheme 1).…”
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