The insertion reaction of 1 CH 2 into the silicon–carbon bond
HM Frey, R Walsh, IM Watts
Index: Frey, H. Monty; Walsh, Robin; Watts, Ivy M. Journal of the Chemical Society, Chemical Communications, 1989 , # 5 p. 284 - 285
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Abstract
While singlet methylene (1CH2) is known to insert rapidly into CH bonds1 and there is some evidence that it can also insert in C-0 bonds, there is none that it can insert in CC bonds. A recent theoretical calculation2 suggested that insertion into a strained CC bond as in cyclopropane should occur with a small or zero energy barrier, but this has not been confirmed experimentally.3 An upper limit for such a reaction of 1 in 40000 compared with the ...
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