“…However, many authors showed that formylphosphinoyl compounds are also stable in the form of formylphosphonic acid ( 12 ) [12,14,15], its disodium salt [15], aldehyde group derivatives such as acetals 13 [18,19,20] and structurally related compounds. These compounds are thioacetals 14 [21,22,23], aminonitriles 15 [24,25,26], diphosphinoyl ( N,N -dialkylaminomethyl)methanes 16 [27,28,29], chloro(or bromo)aminals 17 [30,31,32,33,34], mixed S,O-thioacetals 18 [35,36,37], aminals 19 [30,38], aminoacetals 20 [31,32,38,39], aminothioacetals 21 [32], chloroacetals 22 [40,41], chloro- (or bromo-) thioacetals 23 [40,42,43], α-chlorosulfinyl derivatives 24 [44,45], α-alkoxynitriles 25 [46,47,48], α-thionitriles 26 [46], α-dihalo derivatives 27 [49,50,51], α-alkoxydiphosphoryl compounds 28 [41], α-mercaptodiphosphoryl compounds 29 [40,52,53], α-alkoxysilyl derivatives 30 [54], α-aminosilyl derivatives 31 [29,55], or α-mercaptosilyl derivatives 32 [56] (Figure 2):…”