Abstract
Nickel-mediated carboxylation of trimethylsilylallenes using carbon dioxide as a carboxyl
source smoothly proceeds to afford allylsilanes having a carboxyl group in good yields
and goods selectivities.
Key words
allenes - carboxylic acids - metallacycles - nickel - silicon
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