Qing Ye

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Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg

Germany

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Professor Qing Ye is a faculty member at Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg in Germany. His research focuses on various aspects of boron chemistry, including the conversion of Bestmann Ylide into carbophosphinocarbene and the study of antiaromatic compounds. He has published extensively on topics such as electron delocalization in boron compounds and the reactivity of carborane derivatives.

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Christoph Lambert

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Julius-Maximilians-Universität

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Zhenguo Huang

University of Sydney

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Arumugam Jayaraman

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University of Nevada

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Haibo Yu

University of Wollongong

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Yan Dai

University of Sydney

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Qing Ye

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Articles (21)

Conversion of Bestmann Ylide into Carbophosphinocarbene

Umwandlung des Bestmann‐Ylids in Carbophosphinocarben

Emission‐Tunable B←N Lewis Pair‐Functionalized Naphthalenes

Borirenes and Boriranes: Development and Perspectives

Avenue to Novel o-Carboranyl Boron Compounds – Reactivity Study of <i>o</i>-Carborane-Fused Aminoborirane towards Organic Azides

Antiaromatic 2-Azaboroles with π<sup>4</sup>σ<sup>2</sup> Electronic Configuration

Full Electron Delocalization across the Cluster in 1,12-bisBMes<sub>2</sub>-<i>p</i>-carborane Radical Anion

Reactivity study of Lewis superacidic carborane-based analogue of 9-bromo-9-borafluorene towards Lewis bases

Structure-constraint induced increase in Lewis acidity of tris(<i>ortho</i>-carboranyl)borane and selective complexation with Bestmann ylides

BN‐Butafulvenes and Their Application in the Synthesis of Highly Substituted BN‐9,1‐Naphthalenes

Persistent and Predominantly Localized Boron Radical from the Reduction of a Three‐dimensional Analogue of NHC‐Stabilized Borafluorenium

A Bottleable Super-Electron-Donor for Catalytic Borylation of Aryl Halides

A Journey from Benzoborirene to Benzoborole‐Supported 1,2‐Diimine and Antiaromatic Borolediide

Von Benzoborirenen zu Benzoborol‐basierenden 1,2‐Diiminen und antiaromatischen Boroldiiden

1,6;2,3-Bis-BN Cyclohexane: Synthesis, Structure, and Hydrogen Release

Synthesis, Characterization, and Properties of Three-Dimensional Analogues of 9-Borafluorenes

Boosting Ring Strain and Lewis Acidity of Borirane: Synthesis, Reactivity and Density Functional Theory Studies of an Uncoordinated Arylborirane Fused to o‐Carborane

Facile Synthesis of Uranium Complexes with a Pendant Borane Lewis Acid and 1,2‐Insertion of CO into a U‐N Bond

A Three‐Dimensional Inorganic Analogue of 9,10‐Diazido‐9,10‐Diboraanthracene – A Lewis Superacidic Azido Borane with Reactivity and Stability

Synthesis of Iminoboryl <i>o</i>-Carboranes by Lewis Base Promoted Aminoborirane-to-Iminoborane Isomerization

Isolation of a Uranium(III)‐Carbon Multiple Bond Complex

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Christoph Lambert

Zhenguo Huang

Arumugam Jayaraman

Haibo Yu

Yan Dai

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