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Tetraalkoxides are a class of compounds that consist of a metal cation bonded to four alkoxide anions. These compounds have the general formula M(OR)4, where M is the metal cation and OR is the alkoxide anion. The alkoxide anion is typically derived from a single alkoxy group, such as methoxide, ethoxide, or acoxide.
Tetraalkoxides can be prepared by reacting the metal hydroxide with an alcohol in the presence of a
Tetraalkoxides are known for their reactivity and have been used in various chemical reactions, including hydrolysis,
Some examples of tetraalkoxides include tetramethyllead, tetraethyllead, and tetrapropyltin. These compounds have been used in various
The structure of tetraalkoxides typically involves a covalent bond between the metal cation and each alkoxide