Publisher: Wiley

Issue: 4

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Publication date(s): 2021/01/25 (print) 2020/12/09 (online)

Pages: 2092-2096

Volume: 133 Issue: 4

Journal: Angewandte Chemie

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Amide metathesis is exploited as a route to boryl compounds of K, Ca, and Sr. The dimeric potassium system is shown by crystallographic and atoms-in-molecules studies to approach a limiting descripti...