Spirophosphazenes and the parent triazaphosphole : differences and similarity in chemical reactivity
摘要:
The first step of hydrolysis of compounds 1,2 and 4 involves the protonation of the P = N nitrogen atom. 3 does not react with water in the absence of a catalyst. Protonation of compounds 1-3 by a strong acid such as CF3SO3H is studied by N-15 and P-31 nmr spectroscopy. In all cases the P = N nitrogen appears to be the strongest basic site.
SCHMIDPETER A.; TAUTZ H.; SCHREIBER F., Z. ANORG. UND ALLG. CHEM.,1981, 475 NO 4, 211-231,
作者:SCHMIDPETER A.、 TAUTZ H.、 SCHREIBER F.
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Diallo, O. S.; Lopez, L.; Rodi, Y. Kandri, Phosphorus, Sulfur and Silicon and the Related Elements, 1991, vol. 56, # 1-4, p. 17 - 20
作者:Diallo, O. S.、Lopez, L.、Rodi, Y. Kandri、Barrans, J.
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Spirophosphazenes and the parent triazaphosphole : differences and similarity in chemical reactivity
作者:O.S. Diallo、L. Lopez、J. Barrans
DOI:10.1016/s0040-4039(00)79479-2
日期:1991.1
The first step of hydrolysis of compounds 1,2 and 4 involves the protonation of the P = N nitrogen atom. 3 does not react with water in the absence of a catalyst. Protonation of compounds 1-3 by a strong acid such as CF3SO3H is studied by N-15 and P-31 nmr spectroscopy. In all cases the P = N nitrogen appears to be the strongest basic site.