Ligand or group substitution (exchange) comprises one of the most fundamental processes
occurring at an inorganic center in the solution phase. 1, 2 Extensive reviews of this topic …

This Minireview aims to give an introduction to beryllium chemistry for all less‐experienced
scientists in this field of research. Up to date information on the toxicity of beryllium and its …

The Lewis-acidic metal ion Be2+ forms stable adducts with the carbene 1, 3-
dimethylimidazolin-2-ylidene (L). The pronounced nucleophilicity of the ligand is …

The presence of complex Schlenk equilibria is a central property of synthetically invaluable
Grignard reagents substantially affecting their reactivity and selectivity in chemical …

Beryllium has a unique combination of properties which has made it a vital component in a
wide range of technical sectors and consumer industries. However, beryllium is extremely …

Given the alleged extreme toxicity of beryllium and its compounds, it is the least investigated
nonradioactive element. However, beryllium exhibits unique properties among the elements …

Double bonds have been realized for a wide variety of elements in the p-, d-, and f-blocks.
However, no s-block metal complexes with a double bond have been identified. Here we …

Recent trends in metal alkoxide chemistry Page 244 Recent Trends in Metal Alkoxide Chemistry
RAM C. MEHROTRA and ANIRUDH SINGH Department of Chemistry University of Rajasthan …

The use of the terphenyl substituent− C6H3-2, 6-Mes2 (abbreviated Ar) has permitted the
synthesis of several new low-coordinate beryllium compounds. Reaction of 1 equiv of LiAr …

The reactions of a cyclic alkyl (amino) carbene (CAAC)‐stabilized beryllium radical with
E2Ph2 (E= S, Se, Te) and of a beryllole with HEPh (E= S, Se) yield the corresponding …