“…Other early routes to more highly substituted derivatives involve O–P replacement reactions of oxazolium salts with P(SiMe 3 ) 3 , in analogy to the first phosphinine synthesis,17 conversions of muenchnones with phosphaalkenes containing suitable leaving groups,17 or direct [3+2] cycloadditions of muenchnones or nitrilimines with phosphaalkynes,18 and – last but not least – base‐induced condensation of Bn # ‐substituted (Bn # = p ‐O 2 N‐C 6 H 4 ‐CH 2 ‐) CH‐acidic ketene‐aminals p TolCH=CH(NR 2 )NBn # Ph with PCl 3 . 1,3‐Oxaphospholes and 1,3‐thiaphospholes have been obtained by analogous condensations with OBn # ‐ and SBn # ‐substituted ketene aminals,19 reactions of t BuC≡P with arylmethoxycarbene Cr(CO) 5 complexes, with α,α′‐diketo‐diazo compounds or with isomuenchnones formed from them,20 and with 1,3‐dithiolium‐4‐olates,17b,18a,21 respectively. All of these syntheses have previously been reviewed in detail and are mentioned here only briefly 4,5a,5b,9.…”