Journal of the American Chemical Society

The Formation of Tetraarylsilanes from the Reactions of Triarylsilylmetallic Compounds. III. Reactions with Triarylmethanes

AG Brook, H Gilman

Index: Brook; Gilman Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1954 , vol. 76, p. 2338,2339

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Abstract

Triarylsilylmetallic compounds have been found to metalate triarplmethanes, and if an excess of the metallic reagent is present, it reacts further with the triarylsilane formed to yield a tetraarylsilane. This behavior explains the recently reported anomalous formation of tetraphenylsilane from the reactions of triphenylsilylpotassium with a variety of compounds containing active hydrogen. Although no reaction occurs between equimolar amounts of ...

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