- properties, and X-ray
structure determination of
salts of octakis(
triarylphosphine)enneagold, [Au9L8]X3".
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- 2000 that is
based on the
classic Staudinger reaction of
azides with
triarylphosphines. It
launched the
field of
bioorthogonal chemistry as the
first reaction...
-
palladium catalyst confined in a
polymer network of
polyacrylamide and a
triarylphosphine formed by
interfacial polymerization: The
combustion of
propane was...
-
ketones couple to
aldehydes in the
presence of
catalytic TTMPP, a
large triarylphosphine reagent. The
zwitterionic enolate produced upon
addition of nucleophilic...
- phosphines. They are also
obtained by alkali-metal
reductive cleavage of
triarylphosphines followed by
hydrolysis of the
resulting phosphide salt. The latter...
-
Hermann "Aromatische
Phosphine mit
Substituenten zweiter Ordnung, XIII.
Triarylphosphine mit
mehreren Carbonyl-Funktionen
durch Grignard-Synthese (Aromatic...
- NbOCl3(OPPh3)2
Trialkylphosphine oxides are more
basic (better ligands) than
triarylphosphine oxides. One such
complex is FeCl2(OPMe3)2 (Me = CH3). Most complexes...
