1987
DOI: 10.1080/03086648708072843
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DIE CHEMISCHE VERSCHIEBUNG DES ZWEIFACHKOORDINIERTEN PHOSPHORS, I1

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“…While such In analogy to the halides, alkyl compounds of electropositive elements also add at the P=N double bond. Thus, reaction of 3 with BMe, smoothly affords the 1,2-addition product 86, while the partly alkylated aminoiminophosphane 15 …”
Section: Halometalation and Organometalation Reactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While such In analogy to the halides, alkyl compounds of electropositive elements also add at the P=N double bond. Thus, reaction of 3 with BMe, smoothly affords the 1,2-addition product 86, while the partly alkylated aminoiminophosphane 15 …”
Section: Halometalation and Organometalation Reactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the observation of a relatively large indirect 3 1~, 3 1~ spin-spin coupling for this compound is counterintuitive, indicating that there is, nevertheless, a strong communication of nuclear spins via the electronic framework. For comparison, in the donor-stabilized meth lenediylphos-?I phenium cation [R2C=P-PPh3If, the I ' J (~~P , P)I has been reported as 450.5 Hz; however, the P-P separation is about is negative in compounds with phosphorus in low coordination environments (2,4,5).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Since the C-N-P bond angle is approximately linear, 169S0, it is reasonable to assume that the electric field gradient at the nitrogen centre will be nearly axially symmetric, with the largest component along the formal PN triple bond. From the known internuclear separation, rpTN = 1.486 (4) A (12), the dipolar coupling constant, R(1,S) = (p,d4.rr)(y,ysl r,,s3)(~/2.rr), can be calculated, 1070 Hz. With these values, analysis of the asymmetric doublets yields an upper limit for I ' J (~~P , '~N ) I of 25 Hz and a nitrogen nuclear quadrupolar coupling constant, X('~N), of -1.7(2) MHz.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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