Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)

Issue: 41

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Publication date(s): 2022/10/25 (print) 2022 (online)

Pages: 15783-15791

Volume: 51 Issue: 41

Journal: Dalton Transactions

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1,8-C10H6(BCat)(BMes2) takes up F− to give a kinetic product featuring a bridging B–F–B unit. An alternative structural motif featuring a terminal B–F bond and a B–O–B bridge using one of the catechol oxygens is shown to be more favourable thermodynamically.