Themed collection Frontiers in Main Group Chemistry

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Open Access Review Article

Transition-metal-free approaches to poly(aminoboranes) and poly(phosphinoboranes): mechanisms, advances, and future directions

The transition-metal-free syntheses of poly(aminoboranes) and poly(phosphinoboranes) are reviewed. These strategies focus on the generation of reactive aminoboranes or phosphinoboranes in situ, which then undergo polymerization.

Graphical abstract: Transition-metal-free approaches to poly(aminoboranes) and poly(phosphinoboranes): mechanisms, advances, and future directions
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Open Access Accepted Manuscript - Research Article

Acidity/hydridicity evaluation of Sb-H bonds and formation of a new Group 15 metal cluster topology

Open Access Research Article

Non-aqueous separation of lithium and sodium perchlorates by selective coordination with a hexadentate semi-flexible amine ligand

Separation of lithium and sodium perchlorate through selective chelation of lithium perchlorate with the hexadentate ligand DETAN.

Graphical abstract: Non-aqueous separation of lithium and sodium perchlorates by selective coordination with a hexadentate semi-flexible amine ligand
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Open Access Research Article

Accessing phosphonioacetylide chemistry: isolable alkali metal precursors for rod-shaped carbon donor complexes

The high reactivity of a sterically accessible phosphonioacetylide was tamed via alkali metal coordination. The resulting complexes are precursors for introducing the rod-shaped, strongly electron-donating ligand into transition metal complexes.

Graphical abstract: Accessing phosphonioacetylide chemistry: isolable alkali metal precursors for rod-shaped carbon donor complexes
Open Access Research Article

Silagermylenation of C[double bond, length as m-dash]O bonds and radical fragmentation of CO2-expanded bis(germylene) by a cyclic (alkyl)(amino)carbene

CO2 and EtNCO are inserted into the Ge–Si bonds of an NHC-bis(germylene) with nucleophilic Ge(II) lone-pairs and an electrophilic para-silylenearylene backbone. CAAC-induced fragmentation yields a germylene with a tethered CAAC-radical.

Graphical abstract: Silagermylenation of C [[double bond, length as m-dash]] O bonds and radical fragmentation of CO2-expanded bis(germylene) by a cyclic (alkyl)(amino)carbene
From the themed collection: Frontiers in Main Group Chemistry
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Welcome to Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers themed collection on Frontiers in Main Group Chemistry.

Main group elements are among the most abundant and essential constituents of the universe, integral to a myriad of applications that span from supporting life to driving innovative technological advancements. This collection aims to showcase cutting-edge research that illustrates novel functionalities and reactivities of main-group compounds, contributing significantly to both fundamental science and practical applications.

Guest Editors: Douglas W. Stephan (University of Toronto), Viktoria H. Gessner (Ruhr-University Bochum) and Liu Leo Liu (Southern University of Science and Technology)

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