“…One such product may have been (CF3)3P, formed by a process like that which led to the first observation of (CHF2)3P. 6 The volatility of the pure hybrid diphosphine (4.0 mm at 0 °C, 8.0 mm at 10.2 °C, and 15.3 mm at 21.2 °C) suggests the equation log P = 7.0349 + 1.75 log T -0.006T-2474/T (bp 116.4 °C; Trouton constant 22.8 eu), the high curvature of which would relate to the suggested ••• attraction.…”