Guillaume Bélanger-Chabot

Assistant Professor (Prof. Adjoint)

Laval University

Canada

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Guillaume Bélanger-Chabot is an Assistant Professor at Université Laval in Canada. His research focuses on the activation and scission of nitrosonium cations, the synthesis of various phosphorus and boron compounds, and innovative reactions involving borole derivatives. His recent publications explore redox-active frustrated Lewis pairs, gold-catalyzed synthesis, and the reactivity of azidoborolate anions.

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Christopher Caputo

Assistant Professor - Tier 2 Canada Research Chair

York University

CANADA

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Jean-François Paquin

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Laval University

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Paul Johnson

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Laval University

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Gold‐Catalyzed Synthesis of Substituted 4‐Pentafluorosulfanyl‐1,3‐Oxazoles

Nitro and nitritosilanes: do they and can they exist?

A Redox-Active Frustrated Lewis Pair for the Activation and N–O Scission of Nitrosonium Cations

Nitrated triarylphosphine oxides: accessible triarylphosphoryl molecules with up to six nitro groups

Synthesis of Substituted Pentafluorosulfanylpyrazoles Under Flow Conditions

Borole Ring Expansion Reactions with Boron Azides: A Versatile Pathway to Borylated Azaborinines

Aromatic 1,2‐Azaborinin‐1‐yls as Electron‐Withdrawing Anionic Nitrogen Ligands for Main Group Elements

Azidoborolate anions and azidoborole adducts: isolable forms of an unstable borole azide

Rethinking Borole Cycloaddition Reactivity

Diboran(4)azide als stabile Quelle für kurzlebige Iminoborane

Diborane(4) Azides: Surprisingly Stable Sources of Transient Iminoboranes

One-pot, room-temperature conversion of dinitrogen to ammonium chloride at a main-group element

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Christopher Caputo

Jean-François Paquin

Paul Johnson

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