“…Compared to both rare earth and actinide complexes, the activation of P4 by transition metal complexes have proven to result in a wide variety of activation products [58,59]; with notable examples including fragmentation resulting in terminal and bridging P1 ligands [135][136][137], P2 ligands [138], cyclo-P3 ligands [56,139], fragmentation to other P4 ligands [140], coordination of P4 tetrahedra [141,142], and expansion to Pn (n = 5-14) ligands [143][144][145][146]. More significantly, functionalisation of these phosphorus units has also been observed.…”