Carsten von Hänisch
@haenisch-group.bsky.social
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Working group for inorganic chemistry with a preference for the main group elements ;) Molecular Chemistry Coordination chemistry and Low oxidation states
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Super exciting chemistry, congratulations!
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Until two weeks ago, I didn't even know this journal existed. And now I already have a publication there ;)
A wonderful collaboration with Manfred Scheer's group on a 13/15 analogue of ethene.
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...und gleich noch ein JACS Paper, was für eine Woche.
Vielen Dank an alle beteiligten für diese schöne Zusammenarbeit!
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Our paper on triplet pnictinidenes (P, As, Sb) with transition metal substituents is out; congrats to Marc, Nils, Tarek and Rich and thanks to all that have contributed to get a comprehensive electronic structure picture @haenisch-group.bsky.social
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Transient Triplet Metallopnictinidenes M–Pn (M = PdII, PtII; Pn = P, As, Sb): Characterization and Dimerization
Nitrenes (R–N) have been subject to a large body of experimental and theoretical studies. The fundamental reactivity of this important class of transient intermediates has been attributed to their electronic structures, particularly the accessibility of triplet vs singlet states. In contrast, electronic structure trends along the heavier pnictinidene analogues (R–Pn; Pn = P–Bi) are much less systematically explored. We here report the synthesis of a series of metallodipnictenes, {M–Pn═Pn–M} (M = PdII, PtII; Pn = P, As, Sb, Bi) and the characterization of the transient metallopnictinidene intermediates, {M–Pn} for Pn = P, As, Sb. Structural, spectroscopic, and computational analysis revealed spin triplet ground states for the metallopnictinidenes with characteristic electronic structure trends along the series. In comparison to the nitrene, the heavier pnictinidenes exhibit lower-lying ground state SOMOs and singlet excited states, thus suggesting increased electrophilic reactivity. Furthermore, the splitting of the triplet magnetic microstates is beyond the phosphinidenes {M–P} dominated by heavy pnictogen atom induced spin–orbit coupling.
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