1976
DOI: 10.1002/cber.19761090904
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Elementorganische Amin/Imin‐Verbindungen, XVI. Neue Diazadiphosphetidine

Abstract: P-Methyldiazadiphosphetidine des Typs 2 und 5 entstehen durch Umsetzung eines Phosphatriazens mit Dichlormethylphosphin, durch Cyclisierung des Bis(tert-butylamino)methylphosphins mit Phosphorhalogeniden oder durch Grignardierung von P-Chlor-diazadiphosphetidinen. 2 und 5 lassen sich mit Chalkogenen zu den Diazadiphosphetidin-mono-und dichalkogeniden 6 und 7 (X = 0 + Te), durch Trimethylsilylazid zum Diazadiphosphetidin-diimid 7e oxidieren. Mit Methylhalogeniden bilden 2 und 5 die cyclischen Phosphoniumsalze 8… Show more

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“…Depending on the stoichiometry, the amount and kind of base, solvent, temperature, etc., the reaction can be carried out stepwise either via aminobis(dichloro)phosphanes or aminodichlorophosphanes. [40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55][56] These reactions can be referred to as base-induced sequential dehydrochlorination or, in general, as cyclocondensation processes.…”
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“…Depending on the stoichiometry, the amount and kind of base, solvent, temperature, etc., the reaction can be carried out stepwise either via aminobis(dichloro)phosphanes or aminodichlorophosphanes. [40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55][56] These reactions can be referred to as base-induced sequential dehydrochlorination or, in general, as cyclocondensation processes.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In the literature there are only a few reports on the oxidation of 1,3‐dichloro‐ cyclo ‐1,3‐diphospha(III)‐2,4‐diazanes ( 1 R) with O 2 ,87 S 8 ,88 and Se x 89 (Scheme ), which, however, did not lead to the formation of dichalcogen bridged species but to complete oxidation of both P atoms to four‐coordinated P V compounds. To our knowledge, there is only one example in which such an oxidation was successfully carried out with tellurium (Scheme ) 55. Recently, Woollins, Chivers, Karaghiosoff, and co‐workers reported the first solid‐state structural characterizations of Te m (RP) n rings including Te 3 (PR) 3 , Te(PR) 2 (R=OMes*), and Te(PR) 3 (R=Ad), Te(PR) 4 (R=Fc); and P V 2 N 2 ‐stabilized organophosphorus(III)‐tellurium rings 90…”
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“…As depicted in Scheme 7, reaction of 1 Hyp with Mes*‐N 3 resulted in a completely different reaction channel leading to the formation of a cyclo‐diazaphosphetidine 4 HypMes*_ P6 (Figure 4 top, Scheme 8 corresponds to isomer P6 ) without release of molecular nitrogen. [ 71,72,81,82,73–80 ] The 31 P NMR spectrum featured two doublet resonances at 9.9 ppm for the four‐coordinate and 382.5 ppm ( 2 J [ 31 P‐ 31 P] = 39 Hz) for the two‐coordinate phosphorus atoms. With a decomposition point of 91 °C, 4 HypMes*_ P6 is thermally less stable compared to the pentadienes ( 3 HypDipp_ I2 : 122°, 3 HypTer_ I5 : 231 °C).…”
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“…These are restricted mainly to alkyl and phenyl derivatives (I), which are prepared starting from aryl-or alkyl phosphorus dihalides (RPCl 2 ) or by some rearrangement reactions (II and III). [9] This may be due to the difficulties in the reaction of cis-[ t BuNPCl] 2 with RLi and RMgX, as these reagents are often known to cleave the P-N bonds. A few years back we synthesized the first metallocene derivative of cyclodiphosphazane (IV) [10] and reacted with cuprous halides to generate first examples of phosphine based sodalite frameworks, where the cyclodiphosphazanes act as ditopic linkers and Cu 4 X 4 clusters act as tetrahedral nodes.…”
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