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A reaction sequence of 2-(diphenylsilyl)phenylation by Negishi coupling and intramolecular sila-Friedel-Crafts reaction has been explored for the synthesis of mono-triphenylsilane-fused porphyrins 5 M and 6 M (M= Ni, Zn) and bis-triphenylsilane-fused porphyrins 7 M and 8 Ni. A triply linked triphenylsilane-fused Ni(II) porphyrin, 13 Ni, was synthesized in a stepwise manner involving the above reaction sequence and a final Pd-catalyzed C-H activating arylative cyclization. The silicon atom in 13 Ni takes a distorted planarized structure with an almost perpendicular Si-phenyl group, causing an electronic effect due to effective σ*-π* interaction.
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