The synthesis of heterobimetallic {[Ti](C
CR
1)
2}MX {[Ti] = (
5-C
5H
4SiMe
3)
2Ti; M = Cu,R
1 = SiMe
3:
4a, X = SCF
3;
4b, X = SEt; M = Ag, R
1 =
tBu:
5a, X = OC(O)Me;
5e, X = NO
3;M = Ag, R
1 = SiMe
3:
5b, X = OC(O)Me;
5c, X = OC(O)Ph;
5d, X = NO
3} is described.These compounds together with {[Ti](C
CR
1)
2}CuX (
4c, R
1 = SiMe
3, X = SC
6H
4CH
2NMe
2-2;
4d, R
1 =
tBu, X = SC
6H
4CH
2NMe
2-2) can be used for the preparation of a large variety ofdifferent organo-copper(I) and -silver(I) species. The titanium-copper complexes {[Ti](C
CR
1)
2}CuR
2 [R
1 = SiMe
3:
6a, R
2 = C
6F
5;
6b, R
2 = C
6H
2(CF
3)
3-2,4,6;
6c, R
2 = C
6H
2Ph
3-2,4,6;R
1 =
tBu:
6d, R
2 = C
6H
2Ph
3-2,4,6;
7, R
2 = Me] are accessible by the reaction of
4c or
4dwith suitable organic nucleophiles. Monomeric organo-silver(I) compounds can be preparedby using different starting materials: While the silver(I) aryls {[Ti](C
CSiMe
3)
2}AgR
2 [
8a,R
2 = C
6H
2(CF
3)
3-2,4,6;
8b, R
2 = C
6H
2Ph
3-2,4,6] are only available by the reaction of
5b withLiC
6H
2(CF
3)
3-2,4,6 or BrMgC
6H
2Ph
3-2,4,6, the silver(I) methyl species {[Ti](C
CR
1)
2}AgMe(
9a, R
1 = SiMe
3;
9b, R
1 =
tBu) can be synthesized by using
5a,
5b,
5d, or
5e as startingmaterials. While compounds
6-
8 are stable under the reaction conditions applied,
9a alreadystarts to decompose at low temperature: The heterobimetallic titanium-silver acetylide{[Ti](C
CSiMe
3)(C
CAg)}
2 (
10) is formed by nucleophilic substitution of one of the a
lkynylMe
3Si groups, whereby SiMe
4 is eliminated. Moreover, compounds
6-
9 react with Br
2 toproduce R
2-Br along with {[Ti](C
CR
1)
2}MBr (M = Cu;
11a, R
1 =
tBu;
11b, R
1 = SiMe
3; M= Ag,
11c, R
1 = SiMe
3), which yield with equimolar amounts of LiR
2 or BrMgR
2 the startingmaterials
6-
9 back.The solid-state structures of
4a,
5c,
6c, and
8b are reported. Allcomplexes contain a monomeric (
2-a
lkyne)
2M(
1-X) (
4,
5) or (
2-a
lkyne)
2M(
1-R
2) (
6-
9) entityin which the group 11 metal atom M is trigonally coordinated by the two a
lkynyl ligandsC
CR
1 and the
1-bonded groups X or R
2, respectively.