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Main Group Organometallics

Main Group Organometallics. Organometallic Compounds and Hydrides – A Comparison. The polarities and strengths of E-C and E-H bonds are similar in many cases – the most polar M-C bonds are for the s-block compounds and Al while the M-C of groups 14 are 15 have relatively low polarity.

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Main Group Organometallics

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  1. Main Group Organometallics

  2. Organometallic Compounds and Hydrides – A Comparison • The polarities and strengths of E-C and E-H bonds are similar in many cases – the most polar M-C bonds are for the s-block compounds and Al while the M-C of groups 14 are 15 have relatively low polarity. • Some common reactivity.

  3. Organometallic Compounds General • General classification scheme that suggests some chemical features. Electron deficient Electron precise Electron rich

  4. Periodic Trends in Electronegativity

  5. Rough Look at Organometallics

  6. Preparation of Organolithium Typically, lithium reagents are made from direct reaction with the metal or metallation: • metallation

  7. Preparation Organolithium

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