1976
DOI: 10.1016/s0020-1693(00)81938-6
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Evidence for a plastic crystalline phase in closo-N- methylphosphorimide and closo-N-methylarsenimide

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“…H310BPF3 + H3uBCO it H3!1BPF3 + H3'°BCO exchange (0) 10B2H6 + "B2H6 it210B"BH6 exchange (7) However, since our objective was to establish general trends for this class of reactions rather than to obtain precise rate constants for any specific step, we postulated that H/D isotope effects introduce only small perturbations as long as the B-H and B-D bonds remain intact.3 Reactions ß and y are essentially equivalent to (8) and (9), respectively; the analogue of (a) is (4). In several cases we measured both the forward and the reverse rate constants; in most cases rate data in one direction were recorded and the reverse rate was deduced from the equilibrium constant.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…H310BPF3 + H3uBCO it H3!1BPF3 + H3'°BCO exchange (0) 10B2H6 + "B2H6 it210B"BH6 exchange (7) However, since our objective was to establish general trends for this class of reactions rather than to obtain precise rate constants for any specific step, we postulated that H/D isotope effects introduce only small perturbations as long as the B-H and B-D bonds remain intact.3 Reactions ß and y are essentially equivalent to (8) and (9), respectively; the analogue of (a) is (4). In several cases we measured both the forward and the reverse rate constants; in most cases rate data in one direction were recorded and the reverse rate was deduced from the equilibrium constant.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We also recently reported the plastic behavior of tetraphosphorus hexa-iV-methylimide, P4(NCH3)6, in the 329-395 K temperature range, and of the structurally related arsenimide, As4(NCH3)6, between 346 and 393 K. 15 Concerning the tetraphosphorus hexa-iV-methylimide tetrasulfides and tetraoxides, P4(NCH3)6S4 and P4(NC-H3)604, no plastic phases were detected up to 423 K; unfortunately both compounds start decomposing around this temperature, thus precluding any investigation nearer to the melting points (519 and 448 K, respectively).…”
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confidence: 94%
“…Ce composé ne peut donc pas être utilisé pour la formation de clathrate. Le terme de composé closo proposé par Postel et al (1976) parait donc plus justifié que celui de composé cage.…”
Section: Description De La Structure Et Discussionunclassified