1962
DOI: 10.1021/j100811a035
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NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF THE P31 NUCLEUS IN PHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS

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“…Deuterium substitution at carbon atoms adjacent to the cation center in classical tertiary alkylcarbenium ions induces a downfield shift of the 13C NMR signal of the carbenium carbon.2 Similar long-range, downfield NMR isotope shifts due to deuterium substitution at a carbon atom adjacent to the cation center in phenyldialkylcarbenium ions have been documented. [3][4][5][6][7] These NMR isotope shifts due to /3-deuteration have been postulated to be related to the hyperconjugative interaction and in this sense are analogous to /3-deuterium kinetic isotope effects. [2][3][4][5][6][7] In an effect fundamentally arising from vibrational differences, the C-D bond behaves as a poorer electron donor than a C-H bond in cationic hyperconjugation, resulting in decreased electron density in the ir system of the cation and hence NMR deshielding.…”
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“…Deuterium substitution at carbon atoms adjacent to the cation center in classical tertiary alkylcarbenium ions induces a downfield shift of the 13C NMR signal of the carbenium carbon.2 Similar long-range, downfield NMR isotope shifts due to deuterium substitution at a carbon atom adjacent to the cation center in phenyldialkylcarbenium ions have been documented. [3][4][5][6][7] These NMR isotope shifts due to /3-deuteration have been postulated to be related to the hyperconjugative interaction and in this sense are analogous to /3-deuterium kinetic isotope effects. [2][3][4][5][6][7] In an effect fundamentally arising from vibrational differences, the C-D bond behaves as a poorer electron donor than a C-H bond in cationic hyperconjugation, resulting in decreased electron density in the ir system of the cation and hence NMR deshielding.…”
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“…[3][4][5][6][7] These NMR isotope shifts due to /3-deuteration have been postulated to be related to the hyperconjugative interaction and in this sense are analogous to /3-deuterium kinetic isotope effects. [2][3][4][5][6][7] In an effect fundamentally arising from vibrational differences, the C-D bond behaves as a poorer electron donor than a C-H bond in cationic hyperconjugation, resulting in decreased electron density in the ir system of the cation and hence NMR deshielding.…”
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“…The /p_H' coupling constant of 175 Hz is quite different from the value found in H2P(BH3)2~(/p-h = 320 Hz) or in H3P-BH3 (Jp-h = 372 Hz)12 and is within the range expected for compounds with tricoordinated phosphorus. 13 Exact peak intensities could not be determined because both components of the PH2 doublet superimpose a signal of the BH3 quartet. H2P-BH3~as a Lewis Base.-The Lewis base character of H2P • BH3~i s demonstrated by its reaction with diborane to form H2P(BH3)2~(eq 13).…”
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“…H2P-BH3~as a Lewis Base.-The Lewis base character of H2P • BH3~i s demonstrated by its reaction with diborane to form H2P(BH3)2~(eq 13). Another Lewis H2P-BH3-+ 0.5B2H6 ->-H2P(BH3)2- (13) base reaction is the formation of H2P(BH3)2_ as a byproduct of the (H2P-BH3)Li preparation, which most probably proceeds via eq 8 as a base displacement. These reactions of H2P • BHS~are in agreement with a mechanism for the formation of (NH4+)(H2P(BH3)2~) from phosphine-borane and ammonia which was presented by Parry2 (eq 14 and 15).…”
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“…Es hat sich gezeigt, daß mehrere Faktoren wie z. B. der Hybridisierungszustand, der ionische Charakter und die damit verbundene Änderung der Asymmetrie in der Besetzung der p-Funktionen oder die Ausbildung von Mehrfachbindungen Einfluß haben [3][4][5][6][7][8] …”
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