Functioning as a bidentate ligand toward Lewis acids, dibismuthane forms bisadducts of the type [R M] [Bi R$\rm{^{\prime }_{4}}$] with R M=tBu Al (1) and tBu Ga (2; structure depicted; R'=Et), which were characterized by single-crystal X-ray diffraction.
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