Facile synthetic methods for the diversification of catena-polyphosphorus cations
Facile synthetic methods for the diversification of catena-polyphosphorus cations
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DOI:
10.1002/anie.200462997
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发表时间:
2005-01-01
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16.6
通讯作者:
Decken, A
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作者:
Burford, N;Dyker, CA;Decken, A
The propensity for phosphorus to form catenated compounds is evidenced by the extensive arrays of structurally characterized polyphosphines [1, 2] and homopolyatomic anions reported.[3] In contrast, comprehensively characterized polyphosphorus cations are limited to phosphinophosphonium 1,[4–9] phosphinodiphosphonium 2,[10] diphosphiranodiphosphonium 3,[11] and phosphidodiphosphonium 4 [12, 13] ions (Scheme1). Nevertheless, recent and unique examples of cations 5,[7, 14] 6,[15] 7,[8, 14, 16] and 8 [17] illustrate the potential for diversification and highlight catena-polyphosphorus cations as an underexplored avenue in phosphorus chemistry. In this context, we have exploited facile reactions of polyphosphines (di, tetra, and penta species) to prepare a series of new organosubstituted diphosphinophosphonium 9 and cyclotetraphosphinophosphonium cations 10. The 31P NMR spectra for reaction mixtures of tetramethyldiphosphane or tetraphenyldiphosphane with Me2PCl or Ph2PCl in the presence of Me3SiOSO2CF3 (TMSOTf)[18] show rapid, quantitative formation of the corresponding organosubstituted catena-diphosphanophosphonium cations 9a, 9b, 9c, and 9 f (Scheme 2). Derivatives of 9 can be envisaged as diphosphine ligands on phosphenium Lewis acceptors (analogous to 1, thus representing complexes of R3P on R0