2002
DOI: 10.1002/1099-0682(200203)2002:4<929::aid-ejic929>3.0.co;2-6
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Octagallane (tBu3Si)6Ga8 and Its Reduction to (tBu3Si)6Ga82− − On the Existence of Isomeric Gallium Clusters

Abstract: Thermolysis of the trigallanyl radical R*4Ga3· in heptane at 60 °C leads to the dark blue octagallane R*6Ga8 (R* = supersilyl SitBu3), as well as the digallanyl radical R*3Ga2· and the tetrahedro‐tetragallane R*4Ga4. In addition, supersilyl radicals R*· are formed which stabilize themselves either by dimerization or by addition of hydrogen atoms. R*6Ga8 can be reduced in THF with NaC10H8 to the dark‐red octagallanediide Na2Ga8R*6·2THF. According to an X‐ray structure analysis of R*6Ga8 and R*6Ga82− one finds t… Show more

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“…The latter is 58 pm longer than the equivalent distance in 17 . An additional structural relation with the metalloid [Ga 8 (R 2 ) 6 ] 0,2– 21 can be seen. Here, one edge of a Ga 6 octahedron is bridged by an additional Ga 2 (R 2 ) 2 unit.…”
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