
pmid: 25418506
pmc: PMC4506556
AbstractThe reactivity of the 2‐phosphaethynolate anion (PCO−) towards a cyclic trisilene (cSi3(Tip)4) is reported. The result is the net activation of the PC and SiSi multiple bonds of the precursors affording a heteroatomic bicyclo[1.1.1]pentan‐2‐one analogue ([P(CO)Si3(Tip)4]−; 1). This reaction can be interpreted as the formal addition of a phosphide and a carbonyl across the SiSi double bond. Photolytic decarbonylation of 1 results in the incorporation of the phosphide vertex into the cyclotrisilene scaffold, yielding a congener of the cyclobutene anion with considerable allylic character.
HALF-PARENT PHOSPHASILENE, DISILENES, 2-phosphaethynolate, multiple bonds, silicon, silenes, Communications, main-group chemistry, SODIUM PHOSPHAETHYNOLATE, METALATION, PHOSPHORUS, CONJUGATION, CHEMISTRY, CHEMICAL-SHIFTS, COVALENT RADII, SILICON
HALF-PARENT PHOSPHASILENE, DISILENES, 2-phosphaethynolate, multiple bonds, silicon, silenes, Communications, main-group chemistry, SODIUM PHOSPHAETHYNOLATE, METALATION, PHOSPHORUS, CONJUGATION, CHEMISTRY, CHEMICAL-SHIFTS, COVALENT RADII, SILICON
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