1982
DOI: 10.1002/anie.198202081
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A Stable Tetraalkoxy(hydroxy)phosphorane and Phosphorane Oxide Anion by Hydrolysis of Tetraalkoxy(halogen)phosphoranes

Abstract: Tetraalkoxy(hydroxy)phosphoranes were postulated as intermediates in the hydrolysis of alkyl(ary1)phosphates some time ago ['], but until now could only be synthesized in a few cases by oxidation of the corresponding hydrogen phosphoraned*]. Hydrolysis of the halospirophosphoranes 2a and 2b, obtainable by treating the trihalophosphor a n e~[~" ' l a and l b with dilithium perfluoropinacolate in neutral or alkaline aqueous ether solution, led to the hydroxyphosphorane 3 (m. p. = 72 "C, 78% yield) and potassium … Show more

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“…, Grotthuss and vehicle mechanisms, have been established for proton conduction in PVA-based materials. 60–63 Based on the above calculated EA values, the activation energies for protons migration at subzero temperatures were consistent with those typically ascribed to the Grotthuss-type mechanism (<0.4 eV) for both POH and PTOH-3 fibers. 64,65 Possible proton-conduction mechanisms via Grotthuss transportation were therefore proposed for POH and PTOH-3 fibers.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 83%
“…, Grotthuss and vehicle mechanisms, have been established for proton conduction in PVA-based materials. 60–63 Based on the above calculated EA values, the activation energies for protons migration at subzero temperatures were consistent with those typically ascribed to the Grotthuss-type mechanism (<0.4 eV) for both POH and PTOH-3 fibers. 64,65 Possible proton-conduction mechanisms via Grotthuss transportation were therefore proposed for POH and PTOH-3 fibers.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 83%
“…In general, there are two common proton transport mechanisms in solid conductive materials, namely, Grotthuss conduction and vehicular conduction. , Grotthuss conduction refers to the formation of H 3 O + between protons and water clusters in the hydrogen-bonded network and to cut off and rearrange the hydrogen bonds, resulting in the formation of hydrogen bonds with the adjacent water molecules. In this way, the protons are protonated and rearranged by the water molecules.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The elevated proton conductivity with increased QATP content may be attributed to (a) the proton concentration is a crucial factor for the improvement of proton conductivity, the incorporation of QATP lead to lower water uptake, which can increase the proton concentration by reduced the impact of water dilution effect . (b) According to the Grøtthuss mechanism, the protons are passed along hydrogen bonds between proton acceptors, such as the bound water . The interlayer water in QATP mostly acted as bound water, which can facilitate the transportation of protons.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%