- In
organic chemistry,
carboboration describes an
addition of both a
carbon and a
boron moiety to
certain carbon-containing
double and
triple bonds, such...
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transformations in
organic chemistry — most importantly,
hydroboration and
carboboration. Most
reactions transfer a
nucleophilic boron substituent to an electrophilic...
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important synthetic intermediates. A
complement to
hydroboration is
carboboration,
where a
carbon moiety is
incorporated rather than hydrogen. Hydroboration...
- hydroboration,
which employs diborane, B2H6, a
simple borane chemical, or
carboboration. Organoboron(III)
compounds are
usually tetrahedral or
trigonal planar...
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mechanism of the carbometallation.
Carboboration is one of the most
versatile carbometallation reactions. See
Carboboration. The
carboalumination reaction...
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organometallic compounds are
often the
result of
hydroboration and
carboboration reactions.
Tetracarbonyl nickel and
ferrocene are
examples of organometallic...
- The
organoboron species is
usually synthesized by
hydroboration or
carboboration,
allowing for
rapid generation of
molecular complexity.
Several reviews...
- K. B.; Logan, K. M.; You, W.; Brown, M. K. (August 2014). "Alkene
carboboration enabled by
synergistic catalysis". Chem. Eur. J. 20 (38): 12032–12036...
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Takanori (2018). "Mechanistic
Study of
Highly Efficient Direct 1,2-
Carboboration of
Alkynes with 9-Borafluorenes".
Chemistry – A
European Journal. 24...
- Phosphine‐Coordinated Borenium: Metal‐free
Dihydrogen Activation and
Alkyne 1,2‐
Carboboration".
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