This research reveals the synthesis of arylpnictinidenes and their double bond nature in chalcogenides, indicating novel chemical properties.
The synthesis of arylpnictinidenes 2,6-(Ph2PNMes)2C6H3Pn based upon a novel bis(phosphine imine) NCN-pincer ligand is reported (Pn = As, Sb, Bi). The oxidation of 2,6-(Ph2PNMes)2C6H3Pn with sulfur, selenium and tellurium, respectively, afforded arylarsinidene chalcogenides 2,6-(Ph2PNMes)2C6H3AsCh, arylstibinidene chalcogenides 2,6-(Ph2PNMes)2C6H3SbCh and arylbismuthinidene chalcogenides 2,6-(Ph2PNMes)2C6H3BiCh, which can be formulated as containing terminal As[double bond, length as m-dash]Ch, Sb[double bond, length as m-dash]Ch and Bi[double bond, length as m-dash]Ch double bonds. Based on the complementary bonding analysis, the bonding situation is best described in terms of bipolar +Pn-Ch- single bonds (Ch = S, Se, Te).
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