On the reaction of aminobis(diorganylamino)phosphanes with halogenophosphanes?P-hydrogeno(iminophosphoranyl)-halogenophosphanes and P-hydrogeno(iminophosphoranyl)-?2, ?3-iminophosphanes

Anorganische Chemie 1996 lmmer mehr Hauptgruppenelemente ,,erobern" groRe Molekiile und die supramolekulare Chemie. Die strukturelle Charakterisierung kleiner Molekiile oder einfacher lonen kommt weiter voran. Die Koordinationschemie, mit dem Ubergangsmetallzentrum im Mittelpunkt aller Untersuchungen und von wachsender Bedeutung fur die bioanorganische Chemie, sowie die Organometallchemie, unerschopfliches Reservoir neuer Katalysatoren, liefern ebenfalls neue supramolekulare Architekturen. Hasip tgruppen Nachr. Chem. Tech. Lab. 45 (1997) Nr. 2 0341-5163/97/0202-0111$17.50+ .50/0 0 VCH Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, D-69451 Weinheim, 1997

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π-Bonding and the Lone Pair Effect in Multiple Bonds Involving Heavier Main Group Elements: Developments in the New Millennium

Fischer

2010

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Contents 1. Introduction 3877 2. Bonding 3877 3. Doubly Bonded Compounds 3882 3.1. Compounds of Formula REdER (E ) Group 13 Element) 3882 3.2. Compounds of Formula REdE′R 2 (E Group 13, E′ ) Group 14 Element) and Related Species 3884 3.3. Dianions of Formula [R 2 EdER 2 ] 2-(E ) Group 13 Element) 3884 3.4. Monoanions of Formula [R 2 EdE′R′ 2 ] -(E ) Group 13, E′ ) Group 14 Element) 3885 3.5. Compounds of Formula R 2 E-E ¨′R 2 (E ) Group 13, E′ ) Group 15 Element) and Related Species 3886 3.6. Compounds of Formula R 2 E-E′R and [R 2 E-E′] -(E ) Group 13, E′ ) Group 16 Element) 3888 3.7. Compounds of Formula R 2 EdER 2 , [L:E ¨dE ¨:L] and [RE ¨dE ¨R] 2-(E ) Group 14 Element) 3888 3.8. Compounds of Formula R 2 EdE ¨′R (E ) Group 14, E′ ) Group 15 Element) 3896 3.9. Compounds of Formula [R 2 EdE ¨′R 2 ] + (E ) Group 14, E′ ) Group 15 Element) 3900 3.10. Compounds of Formula R 2 EdE ¨′ (E ) Group 14, E′ ) Group 16 Element) 3901 3.11. Compounds of Formula RE ¨)E ¨R, (E or E′ ) N, P, As, Sb, or Bi) 3902 3.12. Compounds of Formula RE ¨dE′ (E ) Group 15, E′ ) Group 16 Element) 3908 4. Triply Bonded Compounds 3908 4.1. Group 13 Derivatives 3908 4.2. Group 14 Derivatives 3909 4.3. Compounds with Potential Triple Bonding between Group 14 and Group 15 Elements 3912 4.4. Compounds with Potential Triple Bonding between Group 14 and Group 16 Elements 3913 4.5. Compounds with Triple Bonding between Group 15 Elements 3913 5. Conclusions 3914 6. List of Abbreviations 3914 7. Acknowledgments 3915 8. References 3915

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On the reaction of aminobis(diorganylamino)phosphanes with halogenophosphanes?P-hydrogeno(iminophosphoranyl)-halogenophosphanes and P-hydrogeno(iminophosphoranyl)-?2, ?3-iminophosphanes

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ChemInform Abstract: Reaction of Aminobis(diorganylamino)phosphanes with Halogenophosphanes ‐ P‐Hydrogeno(iminophosphoranyl)halogenophosphanes and P‐Hydrogeno( iminophosphoranyl)‐σ2,λ3‐iminophosphanes.

ChemInform Abstract: Reaction of Aminobis(diorganylamino)phosphanes with Halogenophosphanes ‐ P‐Hydrogeno(iminophosphoranyl)halogenophosphanes and P‐Hydrogeno( iminophosphoranyl)‐σ2,λ3‐iminophosphanes.

Anorganische Chemie 1996

π-Bonding and the Lone Pair Effect in Multiple Bonds Involving Heavier Main Group Elements: Developments in the New Millennium

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