Malte Fischer
@maltefischer.bsky.social
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"Fishing" around in early transition metal and main group chemistry // TT Ass. Prof. @ Georg-August-Universität Göttingen // Liebig fellow // https://www.uni-goettingen.de/de/674212.html
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First post, first publication!
I’m over the moon to share the first publication from our small research group! 🚀 pubs.rsc.org/en/content/a... @chemcomm.rsc.org
Jan explored a funky P=P-containing heterocycle and its reversible! bond activation chemistry, with DFT insights from Francesco. #newPI
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sfb1633-goe-sci.bsky.social
Honored to welcome guests from the prestigious Tsinghua University in Beijing tsinghuauniversity.bsky.social for a fruitful exchange with representatives of the Faculty of Chemistry and the CRC 1633 in Göttingen. Many thanks for the inspiring discussions and the successful collaboration!
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Did you know that #stannylenes can shine orange and green?
Philipp elucidated the mechanism of the dual #emission, the #excited state #dynamics, #excimer formation and light-induced bond #homolysis. #Maingroup #tin #photophysics #photochemistry onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/anie.202510044
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Check out Fabio's next paper on the Nature of the Heavy Formal Double Bonds As=Ch, Sb=Ch and Bi=Ch (Ch = S, Se, Te) in NCN-Pincer Supported Arsinidene, Stibinidene and Bismuthinidene Chalcogenides - now published in Chemical Science pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2025/sc/d5sc03320a
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Our manuscript on unlocking the ambiphilicity of boryl anions is now published in JACS @jacs.acspublications.org (pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10....)! Chonghe, Junyi, Xibao, and coworkers report the synthesis and reactivity of the first anionic diazoborane! #maingroup #boron @gilliardgroup.bsky.social
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LOW-VALENT Si, Ge, Sn, Pb: HOW LOW CAN WE GO???
Hydrocarbon-soluble Mg(0) reduces Si all the way to Si(4-). Unfortunately not stable and decomposing to the HSi(3-) anion. However, Sn(4-) is stable and functions as 4-fold Nu or 8e reducing agent. Preprint: shorturl.at/4mH0O
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Rreactivity of Pnictaalumenes towards 1,3-Dipole Molecules fresh out in @angewandtechemie.bsky.social Tim, Edgar and Leonie uncover unique insertion chemsitry giving a plethora of Al,P,N-heterocycles! Again a fruitful collaboration with the Braunschweig Group!

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This year's HOT articles collection is now online🔥

This collection represents the top 10% of research published in our journal each quarter. Congratulations to all the authors whose articles are featured in this collection👏

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#Chemsky 🧪
Dalton Transactions promotional graphic for the HOT articles collection.
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Fresh out of the oven. Check out Chenyang’s most recent work in JACS (@jacs.acspublications.org). We explore the reactivity of a phosphinidene oxide as the electrophilic partner in Wittig transformations. Hope you enjoy.

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A Fresh Twist on the Phospha-(Aza)-Wittig Reaction
The reactivity of an unsupported phosphinidene oxide, BnArNP═O (Bn = benzyl; Ar = bulky aryl group), as the electrophilic partner in Wittig reactions with ylides is described. Reactions with methylene-triphenylphosphorane (H2C═PPh3) and ethylidene-triphenyl-phosphorane (HMeC═PPh3), proceed as expected, giving rise to the phosphaalkene metathesis products and triphenylphosphine oxide. This reaction can be extended to other ylides such as N-(triphenylphosphoranylidene)methanamine (MeN═PPh3), to afford an aminoiminophosphane BnArNP═NMe. In these reactions the phosphinidene oxide plays the role of an electrophile, which would typically be the remit of an organic carbonyl in classical Wittig reactions. Further mechanistic insight into such transformations can be gained by altering the nature of the phosphorus-ylide. Upon reacting BnArNP═O with H2C═PMe3 (which possesses a smaller, more Lewis basic, phosphine) an alternative product is formed. This transformation supports the formation of a betaine intermediate that subsequently undergoes hydrogen-migration to afford an oxidized phosphorus(V) compound related to phosphorus acid.
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Such beautiful chemistry, Ian!😊
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Many thanks, Sakya!☺️
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Huge congratulations to Jennifer and Navutheya, whose master’s and bachelor’s theses are summarized here, and to Christopher for his outstanding help with SCXRD! 2/2
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Some new fantastic chemistry from Christian and team!😊
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Ayu’s work on CN/NC-isomerism in Dioxophosphoranes is just out in Chem.Sci. Here we show that Cyanophosphides can be cleanly oxidized with O2, giving [ArPO2(CN)]-. Surprisingly both, cyanide and isocyanide form simultaneously! Super exited about this! @likat.bsky.social

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sschitnis.bsky.social
🚨Two projects out from our lab today (links fixed!)

First up @angewandtechemie.bsky.social

Macro/molecular chemistry of cis/trans P2N4 rings.

Congrats @michaelland.bsky.social w/ @jasonmasuda.bsky.social for Xray

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cc @dalchemistry.bsky.social
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Thanks a lot, Christian – I'm looking forward to seeing you again in a few days!☺️
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We start our first post on Bluesky with a firework! Very proud of a brilliant team to publish our work on C(sp3)-atom transfer @science.org. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/... It has been a very exciting journey. Thanks @erc.europa.eu