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Hypophosphorous acid (HPA), or
phosphinic acid, is a
phosphorus oxyacid and a
powerful reducing agent with
molecular formula H3PO2. It is a colorless...
- (NaPO2H2, also
known as
sodium phosphinate) is the
sodium salt of
hypophosphorous acid and is
often encountered as the monohydrate, NaPO2H2·H2O. It is...
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class of
phosphorus compounds conceptually based on the
structure of
hypophosphorous acid.
IUPAC prefers the term
phosphinate in all cases,
however in practice...
- 154 pm. In
common with
other phosphorus oxides with P−H
bonds (e.g.
hypophosphorous acid and
dialkyl phosphites), it
exists in
equilibrium with an extremely...
- Alternatively, it can be
prepared by the
reduction of
fluorenone with zinc or
hypophosphorous acid–iodine. The
fluorene molecule is
nearly planar,
although each...
- are formed, only nine are
commercially important, and
three of them,
hypophosphorous acid,
phosphorous acid, and
phosphoric acid, are
particularly important...
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Diazonium salts also
react with boronates, iodide, thiols, water,
hypophosphorous acid and others, and
fluorination can be
carried out
using tetrafluoroborate...
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sheet (SDS) ICSC 1008
Related compounds Related phosphorus oxoacids Hypophosphorous acid
Phosphorous acid
Pyrophosphoric acid
Triphosphoric acid Peroxomonophosphoric...
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homeland were
largely frustrated. Wurtz's
first published paper was on
hypophosphorous acid (1841), and the
continuation of his work on the
acids of phosphorus...
- but may be in
state -1 if the
molecule includes peroxide groups.
Hypophosphorous acid (or
phosphinic acid), H 3PO 2 (or H 2PO(OH)), a
monoprotic acid...
