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Computed ammonia affinity for evaluating Lewis acidity of organoboronates and organoboronamides

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RSC ADVANCES
Volume 13, Issue 4, Pages 2451-2457

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ROYAL SOC CHEMISTRY
DOI: 10.1039/d2ra07826k

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The Lewis acidity of organoboronates [B(pin), B(neop), B(cat), B(eg), B(nad)] and organoboronamides [B(dan), B(aam), B(mdan)] can be uniformly evaluated by computed ammonia affinity (AA), but other methods (LUMO energies, global electrophilicity index (GEI), fluoride ion affinity (FIA)) are only partially applicable. The relationships between the AA values and structural characters including the B-X bond lengths, the X-B-X angles, and the changes in the B-X bond lengths in the formation of the ammonia adducts were also described.
Lewis acidity of organoboronates [B(pin), B(neop), B(cat), B(eg), B(nad)] and organoboronamides [B(dan), B(aam), B(mdan)] has been found to be unifiedly evaluated by computed ammonia affinity (AA), while other methods [LUMO energies, global electrophilicity index (GEI), fluoride ion affinity (FIA)] were only partially applicable. The relationships between the AA values and such structural characters including the B-X bond lengths, the X-B-X angles, and the changes in the B-X bond lengths in the formation of the ammonia adducts were also described.

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