1972
DOI: 10.1021/ic50116a050
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Synthesis of a cyclic fluorodialkylaminophosphine and its coordination with boron acids. Formation of a unique dialkylaminophosphine cation

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“…Cations containing a positively charged, lowcoordinate group-15 element (I) have, since the discovery of the first stable phosphenium ions (I, E = P) [1,2] some 30 years ago, remained in the focus of research [3]. A great deal of the interest in these species was-and still is-initiated by their capability to act as ligands in transition metal complexes with similar molecular and electronic structures as Fischercarbene complexes [4], and in particular to stabilize electrophilic complexes with late metal atoms [5,6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Cations containing a positively charged, lowcoordinate group-15 element (I) have, since the discovery of the first stable phosphenium ions (I, E = P) [1,2] some 30 years ago, remained in the focus of research [3]. A great deal of the interest in these species was-and still is-initiated by their capability to act as ligands in transition metal complexes with similar molecular and electronic structures as Fischercarbene complexes [4], and in particular to stabilize electrophilic complexes with late metal atoms [5,6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A great deal of the interest in these species was-and still is-initiated by their capability to act as ligands in transition metal complexes with similar molecular and electronic structures as Fischercarbene complexes [4], and in particular to stabilize electrophilic complexes with late metal atoms [5,6]. Although the major part of work has been dedicated to phosphenium ions [1], cations with other group-15 elements were also studied, and today stable cations centered at dicoordinate nitrogen (I, E = N [7]), arsenic (I, E = As [8][9][10]), antimony (I, E = Sb [11]), and bismuth atoms (I, E = Bi [11]) are known as well (Scheme 1).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…B1F7-has previously been shown to stabilize an excess-BF3-containing adduct in a special case involving fluoride abstraction from the Lewis base (19). Additional unstable BF3-containing anions analogous to B2F7-, have been reported previously.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…All non-hydrogen atoms could be refined anisotropically and the disorder was described appropriately. 149.7(6) 148.8 N(2)-C (7) 147.8 (6) 142.4…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Therefore it is understandable that a widely used method for preparing compounds with low-coordinated elements takes advantage of reactions between halogeno substituted elements and Lewis acids. This led to the syntheses of the first phosphenium [6] and borenium [7] cations, N P N PF 6 B R R BBr 4 as well as to the stabilisation of imino-borenes [8][9][10] and silenes, [11 ,12 ] …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%