Carboranyl derivatives of mercury and thallium as synthons for boron-substituted carboranes

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Carboranyl derivatives of mercury and thallium have been obtained by mercuration and thallation of carboranes (12) in the 9 position of the carborane cage. The substitution of metal atom in boron-mercurated and boron-thallated carboranes allowed a great variety of B(9)-substituted carbo-ranes to be prepared. The previously unknown carboran-9-yl derivatives of nontransition metals, 9-fluoro-, 9-thiocyano-, 9-trifluoroacetoxy-carboranes, bis(carboran-9-yl)diselenides and bis(carboran 9-yl)tellurides as well as the known 9-hyd-roxy-, 9-mercapto- and 9-iodocarboranes were synthesized. In many cases, the reactions occur under radical conditions (photolysis, pyrolysis) to give B(9)-centered radicals which undergo further transformation. © 1991, IUPAC

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Bregadze, V. I., Kampel, V. T., Usiatinsky, A. Y., & Godovikov, N. (1991). Carboranyl derivatives of mercury and thallium as synthons for boron-substituted carboranes. Pure and Applied Chemistry, 63(3), 357–360. https://doi.org/10.1351/pac199163030357

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