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germylenes have
exclusively a
singlet ground state.
Unprotected carbene analogs,
including germylenes, has a
dimerization nature. Free
germylenes can...
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derivatives of
germabenzene and 1,2-digermabenzene,
analogues of benzene.
Germylenes (carbene analogues) and
germyl free
radicals have been investigated. Reaction...
- Many
germanium reactive intermediates are known:
germyl free radicals,
germylenes (similar to carbenes), and
germynes (similar to carbynes). The organogermanium...
- Germanium(II) hydrides, also
called germylene hydrides, are a
class of
Group 14
compounds consisting of low-valent
germanium and a
terminal hydride. They...
- Many
germanium reactive intermediates are known:
germyl free radicals,
germylenes (similar to carbenes), and
germynes (similar to carbynes). The organogermanium...
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entirely due to π interactions. For comparison, in an
analogous way,
germylenes have a
charge near +1 at the
germanium while cabenes have
close to no...
- 1016/S0040-4039(00)99955-6. Wang, Yong; Ma, Jing (2009). "Silylenes and
germylenes: The
activation of H–H bond in
hydrogen molecule".
Journal of Organometallic...
- MICl(imidazol-2-ylidene) complexes, as well as with the
corresponding silylene and
germylene NHC-type ligands. High metal-ligand bond
dissociation energies of 67.4...
- Wagner; R. West (1994). "Photoelectron
Spectroscopy of a Carbene/Silylene/
Germylene Series". J. Am. Chem. Soc. 116 (15): 6641–6649. doi:10.1021/ja00094a020...
- or boranylidene. The
heavier group 14
carbenes are silylenes, R2Si:,
germylenes R2Ge: (example diphosphagermylene),
stannylenes R2Sn: and plumbylenes...
