The fundamental properties of a series of organic monosilanols, silanediols, disiloxanediols, and known hydrogen-bonding organocatalysts have been examined in the gas phase using computational and experimental mass spectrometry methods. The organosilicon diol molecules contain dual hydrogen-bonding groups that were designed as potential hosts and hydrogen-bonding catalysts. Newly measured acidities are reported, and implications regarding solvent effects, catalysis, and molecular recognition are discussed.
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