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CHEMICAL COMMUNICATIONS
Volume 59, Issue 11, Pages 1453-1456Publisher
ROYAL SOC CHEMISTRY
DOI: 10.1039/d2cc06702a
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Reaction of BeCl2 with dilithium diamide yields the dimeric chloroberyllate, leading to the formation of a 2-coordinate beryllium amide. Reduction of the beryllium amide using lithium or sodium in benzene produces relevant organoberyllate products, likely through transient Be(i) radicals.
Reaction of BeCl2 with the dilithium diamide, [{SiNDipp}Li-2] ({SiNDipp} = {CH(2)SiMe(2)NDipp}(2)), provides the dimeric chloroberyllate, [{(SiNBeCl)-Be-Dipp}Li](2), en route to the 2-coordinate beryllium amide, [(SiNBe)-Be-Dipp]. Lithium or sodium reduction of [(SiNBe)-Be-Dipp] in benzene, provides the relevant organoberyllate products, [{(SiNBePh)-Be-Dipp}M] (M = Li or Na), via the presumed intermediacy of transient Be(i) radicals.
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