Dibromophosphines, RPBr2, are obtained by reaction of tetrabromomethane with 7-substituted 7-phosphanorbornenes in toluene at ca. 100 degrees C. The phosphanorbornenes are obtained in situ by cycloaddition of N-phenylmaleimide with 1-substituted 3,4-di-methylphospholes. The overall reaction sequence shows a good compatibility with functional groups.
Using 1-R-3,4-dimethylphosphole-N-phenylmaleimide cycloadducts as synthetic equivalents of phosphinidenes [R-P], the following sequence has been developed: [R-P] + R(1)X --> RR(1)PX --> RR(1)P-OR(2).
study suggests that the conversion of arsolylcarbenes into arsenines as described by Markl proceeds via arsabenzvalenes. A similar conversion does not work with phospholylcarbenes. However, we have found that, in some cases, 1-diazoalkylphosphole sulfides are converted into phosphinine sulfides whose in situ reduction by triphenylphosphite affords the dicoordinate phosphinines.
A new angle: The insertion of a 2,2′‐biphosphole subunit into π‐conjugated systems offers a new way to control the HOMO–LUMOgap. Tuning of the dihedral angle (θ) between the two phosphorous heterocycles, either by metalcoordination or covalentbonding through the P substitution can lead to control of the band gap. These new π‐conjugated systems can be used as emitting materials in white organic light‐emitting
A Novel Family of Phosphole-Thiophene Oligomers for Optoelectronic Applications
作者:Ngoc Hoa Tran Huy、Bruno Donnadieu、François Mathey、Astrid Muller、Kathryn Colby、Christopher J. Bardeen
DOI:10.1021/om800644m
日期:2008.11.10
A 2-terthienylphospholide can be prepared from a 1-terthienylphosphole by reaction with tBuOK in diglyme at 150 degrees C. This phospholide is then transformed into the corresponding 1-methyl-2-terthienylphosphole-borane. This borane complex fluoresces at 5 10 nm in CH2Cl2 with a quantum yield of 0.17. The excited-state displays a significant charge transfer between the terthienyl substituent and the phosphole ring as shown by the shift of the emission to lower energies upon increasing the polarity of the solvent.
BEVIERRE, MARC-OLIVIER;MERCIER, FRANOIS;RICARD, LOUIS;MATHEY, FRANOIS, ANGEW. CHEM., 102,(1990) N, C. 672-675