Once again we have found bulky substituents that enable the synthesis of a stable compound with a moiety that has virtually been discarded and contradicts the double bond rule. The silaimine 1, synthesized by thermal cleavage of LiCl, is an orange-colored crystalline compound that melts without decomposition at 97–99°C.
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