Abstract
Interactions of HgX2 (X = Cl, Br, I, SCN, CN, NCO), SbCl3, TeCl4, and PhTeCl3 with Ph3Sn-O-SiPh3 at room temperature have been found to proceed with the simultaneous cleavage of Sn-O and Si-O bonds, invariably yielding Ph2SnO, Ph3SiX, and the corresponding organo-mercury, -antimony, and -tellurium derivatives. The course of the reactions suggests the instability of the Sn-O-M (M = Hg, Sb, Te) system. GRAPHICAL ABSTRACT
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