1998
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1521-3749(199805)624:5<859::aid-zaac859>3.0.co;2-#
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Synthese von Mono‐ und Bis(silyl)hydroxylaminen

Abstract: Durch eine Basenaustauschreaktion von Silylaminen mit Hydroxylaminhydrochlorid entstehen die Mono(silyl)hydroxylamine R2FSiONH2 (R = CMe3 1), R2R′SiONH2 (R = CMe3, R′ = Me 2), R2(NH2)SiONH2 (R = CMe3 3). In Gegenwart von HCl‐Akzeptoren oder bei vorheriger Lithiierung reagiert 1 mit Me3SiCl oder F2Si(CMe3)2 zu den Bis(silyl)hydroxylaminen, (Me3C)2FSiONHSiMe3 4 und (Me3C)2FSiONHSiF(CMe3) 5. Die Lithiumderivate von Me3SiONH2 und 2 reagieren mit Flurorsilanen zu den Bis(silyl)hydroxylaminen: Me3SiONHSiFRR′ (R = R′… Show more

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“…In this molecule the acceptor ability of the Si atom is reduced by methylation and the donor ability of the nitrogen center is reduced because of the two CF 3 substituents. Nevertheless, the Si−O−N angle is still much less than expected on the basis of Bartell's one-angle radii for Si and N. Only if the N basicity is even more reduced by silylation, as verified MesF 2 SiON(SiMe 3 ) 2 , the Si···N distance (2.692 Å) is consistent with the sum of Bartell's one-angle radii (2.69 Å), indicating the absence of a significant attraction between Si and N atoms.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 54%
“…In this molecule the acceptor ability of the Si atom is reduced by methylation and the donor ability of the nitrogen center is reduced because of the two CF 3 substituents. Nevertheless, the Si−O−N angle is still much less than expected on the basis of Bartell's one-angle radii for Si and N. Only if the N basicity is even more reduced by silylation, as verified MesF 2 SiON(SiMe 3 ) 2 , the Si···N distance (2.692 Å) is consistent with the sum of Bartell's one-angle radii (2.69 Å), indicating the absence of a significant attraction between Si and N atoms.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 54%
“…However, it remains unclear why the conformation is not such that a Si-O-N-C torsional angle of approximately 180°is realized, and it might be speculated that this is due to a hybridization at oxygen, which leads to two different lone pairs, one p-type and one that is in the SiON plane and causes this conformation by minimizing the repulsion. The Si-O-N angles are rather large if compared to those of nonborylated aminoxysilanes such as MesF 2 SiON(SiMe 3 ) 2 [117.7(1)°in the crystal], 11 Me 3 SiONMe 2 [107.9(6)°in the gas phase], 12 H 2 Si(ONMe 2 ) 2 [95.6°(ave) in the crystal] 13 or ClH 2 -SiONMe 2 [79.1(1)°in the crystal], 14 which shows that an attractive force between silicon and nitrogen atoms is absent in the borane adduct MeHSi[ON(BH 3 )Me 2 ] 2 but definitely operative in the aminoxysilanes. Moreover, a credible argument may be advanced that in the borane adducts the lone pair of electrons at the nitrogen is completely involved in the B-N adduct formation and thus is not accessible for an intramolecular interaction with the silicon center.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Attractive secondary interactions between donor and acceptor atoms in geminal positions relative to one another have been shown to be structure-determining in certain classes of p-block compounds containing SiON, GeON, SnON, AlON, SiNN, BCN, BNN, AlCN, and AlNN linkages. We have systematically studied SiON compounds (i.e., oximatosilanes and aminoxysilanes) and found a broad range of different strengths for such β-donor interactions, from predictably weak ones in Me 3 SiONMe 2 to medium ones in H 2 SiONMe 2 11 to really strong ones in anti-ClH 2 SiONMe 2 . These interactions are indicated by short Si···N distances leading to a three-membered ring with one weakly bound edge and are advantageously characterized by the contraction of their SiON angles.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Whether the second silyl group is again attached to the oxygen atom or to the nitrogen atom depends on the reaction pathway; for example, the reaction of a O -silyl-hydroxylamine with a chlorotriorganylsilane leadsin the presence of Et 3 Nto the bonding of the second silyl group to the nitrogen. However, starting with the lithium salt of the O -silylhydroxylamine, the new silyl group is bonded to the oxygen atom.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%