Detection of 1 H -Triphosphirene ( c -HP 3 ) and 2-Triphosphenylidene (HP 3 ): The Isovalent Counterparts of 1 H -Triazirine ( c -HN 3 ) and Hydrazoic Acid (HN 3 )
Detection of 1 H -Triphosphirene ( c -HP 3 ) and 2-Triphosphenylidene (HP 3 ): The Isovalent Counterparts of 1 H -Triazirine ( c -HN 3 ) and Hydrazoic Acid (HN 3 )
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1 H -三磷烯 ( c -HP 3 ) 和 2-三磷亚苯基 (HP 3 ) 的检测: 1 H -三嗪 ( c -HN 3 ) 和叠氮酸 (HN 3 ) 的等价对应物
DOI:
10.1021/acs.jpclett.2c00639
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发表时间:
2022
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Kaiser, Ralf I.
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作者:
Zhang, Chaojiang;Zhu, Cheng;Eckhardt, André K.;Kaiser, Ralf I.
The hitherto elusive 1H-triphosphirene (c-HP3) and 2-triphosphenylidene (HP3) molecules were prepared in low-temperature matrices and detected isomer selectively through photoionization coupled with reflectron time-of-flight mass spectrometry (PI-ReTOF-MS). Our results reveal a thermodynamically preferred cyclic isomer (c-HP3) compared to the acyclic structure (HP3) in contrast to the isovalent HN3system favoring hydrazoic acid (HN3) compared to 1H-triazirine (c-HN3). Theoretical computations suggest a ring strain energy of 1H-triphosphirene (c-HP3) of only 35 kJ mol–1, which is significantly lower than the tetrahedral phosphorus molecule (P4) of 74 kJ mol–1. This work provides a fundamental benchmark to understand the electronic structure and chemical bonding of cyclic molecules and offers an unconventional approach to preparing highly strained, still elusive molecules such as 1H-triazirine and tetrahedral tetranitrogen (N4) in the near future involving progressive nonequilibrium chemistries.