1987
DOI: 10.1351/pac198759080947
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Remarkable properties of four-, five-, and six-membered diboraheterocycles

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“…9,12,13 The results reported here now demonstrate the viability of the principle of the stepwise synthesis of macromolecular heteroborane cluster species that have more intimate subcluster fusion linkages.Contribution no. 46 from the Rei-Leeds Anglo-Czech Polyhedral Collaboration (ACPC).…”
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“…9,12,13 The results reported here now demonstrate the viability of the principle of the stepwise synthesis of macromolecular heteroborane cluster species that have more intimate subcluster fusion linkages.Contribution no. 46 from the Rei-Leeds Anglo-Czech Polyhedral Collaboration (ACPC).…”
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“…The insertion of unsaturated organic compounds into metal−carbon bonds is a well-known process that is an important step in a many stoichiometric and catalytic transformations. Since the C 2 B 3 fragment is highly stabilizing toward a variety of metal centers, , we anticipated that discrete insertion steps could be easily studied using (carborane)CpTaR 2 and related systems.…”
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“…165 Metallacarboranes derived from tricarbon carboranes have not been explored in great detail with the exception of Siebert's work on diborolene. [134][135][136] The low-yield syntheses of the tricarbaboranes restricted their synthetic utility in the production of the corresponding metallatricarbaborane complexes.166 167 The most recent report from Sneddon's group on the improved and high-yield (ca. 80 %) synthesis of the monoanionic ligand [6-CH3-5,6,8-C3B7H9]-and its subsequent conversion to a neutral precursor, rado-6-CH3-5,6,9-C3B7Hio, has given hope for the rapid development of this area of metallacarborane chemistry.…”
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confidence: 99%