“…Lately, phosphamides are also used as mediators to catalyze diverse organic reactions such as cross Aldol, Michael addition, borane reduction of ketones, preparation of nitro olefin, N -allylic alkylation, C–H activation, indolyl aromatic ring preparation, and Friedel–Crafts alkylation (Scheme a) . Moreover, the phosphamide has also been used as a ligand to stabilize the ruthenium complex, which can perform enantioselective propargylic alkylation on the propargylic alcohols . Apart from their catalytic activity, phosphamides show immense thermal stability, and the phosphamides supported on SiO 2 are widely used as flame retardants (Scheme b) .…”