A Boron‐Boron One‐Electron π‐Bond
Hartmut Klusik, Armin Berndt
Abstract
Hartmut Klusik, Armin Berndt
Abstract
The simplest boron-boron π-bond is to be found in the radical anion (1); from the ESR spectrum of (1b) it follows that each of the two boron atoms and each of the four hydrogen atoms in the two sets are equivalent. (1) has a conformation in which each pair of tert-butyl groups of the trans-neopentyl groups shields both boron atoms from above and below.
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The simplest boron-boron π-bond is to be found in the radical anion (1); from the ESR spectrum of (1b) it follows that each of the two boron atoms and each of the four hydrogen atoms in the two sets are equivalent. (1) has a conformation in which each pair of tert-butyl groups of the trans-neopentyl groups shields both boron atoms from above and below.
Key concepts: Boron, Electron deficiency, Chemistry, Crystallography, Organic chemistry