Oxygen Chemistry of the (CF3)2P Group: the Diphosphoxane; the Phosphinous Acid, Esters and Related Phosphine Oxides; Phosphinyl Halides and Infrared Spectra
Oxygen Chemistry of the (CF3)2P Group: the Diphosphoxane; the Phosphinous Acid, Esters and Related Phosphine Oxides; Phosphinyl Halides and Infrared Spectra
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(CF3)2P 基团的氧化学:二磷氧烷;
DOI:
10.1021/ja00877a005
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发表时间:
1962
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
A. Burg
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作者:
J. E. Griffiths;A. Burg
The diphosphoxane (CF3) 2POP (CF3) 2 (mp—53; bp est. 78), made from (CF3) 2PI with Ag2C03 and stable up to 250, behaves as a weak Lewis acid rather than a base; yet HC1 easily converts it to (CF3) 2PC1 and the H-bond associated protic acid (CF3) 2POH (mp—21; bp est. 61). This doesnot rearrange to (CF3) 2HPO; indeed this phosphine oxide, made from (CF3) 2PH and HgO, changes to (CF3) 2POH,(CF3) 2PH and (CF3) 2POOH. However, the phosphinousesters (CF3) 2-POR, made by ROH-cleavage of P2 (CF3) 4, can be rearranged to R (CF3) 2PO by CH3I catalysis—very easily when R is/-butyl but with difficulty when R is methyl. A similar Arbuzov-type rearrangement would explainwhy (CH3) 2POP (CF3) 2 could notbe made from (CH3) ZPH and (CF3) 2POP (CF3) 2, which gave instead (CF3) 2PH, P2 (CF3) 4,(CH3) 2PP (CF,) 2 and what seemed to be (CH3) 4P202 (mp 132; vacuum-sublimable); some stages of this reaction were demonstrated. The infrared spectra of all of these (CF3) 2PO compounds were compared for confirmation of assignments. In this relation (CF,) 2POCl (bp est. 52) and (CF3) 2POBr (mp—35; bp est. 78) were made by different methods and used for a spectroscopic recheck of the electronegativity of the CF3 group.Compounds of the hydrocarbon-phosphorus-oxygen types R2POH and R2POPR2 have been lacking, evidently because they would rearrange in the Arbuzov manner to R2Ph and R2PPr „either of which would disproportionate very soon. But when R is a fluorocarbon group, R2POH and R2-POPR2 are permanently stable2; indeed,(CF3) 2-HPO actually converts to (CF3) 2POH. 3 Here it