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INDEX   325
                 discovery, 300–301                 phosphorus, 163–6
                 krypton difluoride, 314–15           alkali-induced disproportionation of, 171–3
                 O/F ligand exchanges, 303–4          in biology, 163–6
                 perxenate, 307–8                     phosphorylation, 163–6
                 xenate, 307–8                      phosphorus pentoxide, 158–60, 162–3, 271
                 xenon fluorides, 302–3             phosphorylation, 164
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                   as F donors and oxidants, 304–5  pinacol coupling, 54–5, 64–5
                 Xe–O bonds, 311–12                 pink bismuth, 195
               nucleophiles, 2–5, 59                pK a values, 9–11
                 addition to carbon–heteroatom multiple bonds,  leaving group and, 9–11
                    24–6                            plumbylenes (Pb), 116
                 carbon nucleophiles, 3             polystannanes, 113–15
                 factors contributing to, 5–8       proton transfers (PTs), 15–16
                 Lewis bases (electron-pair donors), 5  Pummerer rearrangement, 228
                 nitrogen-based, 3                  pyrophosphate linkages, 165
                 S N 2 paradigm, 2–5
                 sulfur-based, 3                    radical reactions, 35–7
                 Swain–Scott nucleophilicity, 4–5     heterolysis, 35
                                                      homolysis, 35
               O/F ligand exchanges, 303–4            initiation step, 36
               Olin–Raschig process, 133–4            propagation step, 36
               organobismuth chemistry, 195–200       termination step, 36
               organoboranes, 70–72, 76             radical trap, 59
               organolithium compounds, 58–61       redox potentials, 11
               organomagnesium compounds, 58–61     reducing agents
               organostannanes, 112–13                group 13-based, 73–6
               oxibase scale, 11                      s-block metals as, 52–3
               oxidation state (OS), 40–41          reductive couplings, 53–6
               oxidative additions, 30–32           reductive eliminations, 30–32, 90
               oxides, 131–3, 158–60, 215–18        Riley oxidation, 245
               oxoacids, 131–3, 215–18, 268–71      Ruppert–Prakash reagent (Me 3 SiCF 3 ), 102–3, 287,
               oxoanions, 131–3, 268–71                 313
               oxohalides, 160–163
               ozone, 222–5                         S-adenosylmethione (SAM), 169
               ozonolysis, 224–5                    Sakurai reaction, 108–9
                                                    s-block elements, 2, 50–65, See also alkali and
               p-block elements, 2                      alkaline earth metals
               Pauling electronegativities, 6, 7    selenium dihalides, 210–221
               pentafluorides (SbF 5 ), 193–5       selenium dioxide, 216, 243–5
               perchlorate, 52, 257, 271–4, 288     selenium-mediated oxidations, 243–7
               perchloryl fluoride, 274             Shapiro reaction, 144–6
               pericyclic reactions, 37             1,2-shift, 32
               periodic acid oxidations, 290–291    silanes, 104–6
               periodic table, 2                    silanols, 99–100
                 atomic radii, 6–7                    -silicon effect, allylsilanes, 106–9
                 d block, 2                         silicones, 100–101
                 group numbers, 2                   silyl anions, 109–12
                 p block, 2                         silyl cations, 122–4
                 Pauling electronegativities, 6–7     moderately stable silyl cation, 122
                 s block, 2                         silyl protecting groups, 98–103
               perxenate, 307–8                     silylenes (Si), 46, 97, 116–20
               Peterson olefination, 103–4          single bond dissociation energies, 13
               Pfitzner–Moffatt oxidation, 227      S N 1 pathways, 20–22
               phosphatases, 165                    S N 2 paradigm, 2–5
               phosphazenes, 180–184                S N 2-Si pathway, 19–20, 96–7, 127
               phosphoric anhydride, 164            sodium azide, synthesis of, 135–7
               phosphorus ylides, 176–80            sodium thiosulfate, 217–18
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