CRC 1349/1: Fluorinated Aluminum Compounds as Lewis-Acids for the Activation of Small Molecules (SP B04)

At a glance

Project duration
01/2019  – 12/2022
DFG classification of subject areas

Inorganic Molecular Chemistry - Synthesis and Characterisation

Funded by

DFG Collaborative Research Centre DFG Collaborative Research CentreDFG Collaborative Research CentreDFG Collaborative Research CentreDFG Collaborative Research Centre

Project description

In the subproject B4|Braun/Riedel small molecules such as HSiEt3, HGeEt3 or H2, and FSiEt3, FGeEt3, HF or F2 will be activated at the nanoscopic aluminum chloro fluoride ACF (AlClxF3-x, x = 0,05-0,30) as well as at molecular aluminum pentafluoroorthotellurates (aluminum teflates). The activated molecules will subsequently be transferred to unsaturated compounds such as olefins and alkynes. In particular, the character of the interactions of the hydrogen or fluorine atoms with the Lewis-acidic centres of ACF and molecular aluminum teflates will be evaluated and correlated with the activity and reactivity of the compounds. The interactions with the molecular aluminum teflates will contribute to an understanding of the interactions with the amorphous ACF.

Cooperation partners

  • Cooperation partner
    Germany

    Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing

  • Cooperation partner
    UniversityGermany

    Free University of Berlin

  • Cooperation partner
    Non-university research institutionGermany

    Fritz Haber Institute of the Max Planck Society

  • Cooperation partner
    UniversityGermany

    Technical University of Berlin