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Reaction of the pincer-type ligand L3 supported complex [L3PbBr][BArF24] (1) with Li[(C(═N2)TMS)] furnishes [L3Pb(C(═N2)TMS)][BArF24] (2). Diazo-compound 2 eliminates dinitrogen upon irradiation affording formal plumba-alkyne 3, which persists in cold fluoroarene solutions. Variable temperature UV/Vis and NMR spectroscopies in combination with quantum-chemical calculations identify 3 as a metal-substituted triplet carbene. In-crystallo irradiation of [L3Pb(C(═N2)TMS)(tol)][BArF24] (2·tol) provides a snapshot of intermolecular C–H bond insertion with toluene (4).
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