2009
DOI: 10.1002/hc.20546
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Reaction of N‐thioamido amidines with phosphoramide derivatives: Synthesis of 2‐substituted‐1,3,5,2‐triazaphosphorines

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“…This section explores how free TDP in PbSe NR synthesis may play such an important role. Because the P−N bond of TDP is weaker than P−C bond of TOP, the P−N bond may easily cleave to give amine species under various conditions such as nucleophile attack or EI-MS ionization. To confirm the release of amine, we monitored the decomposition of free phosphine in the TDPSe-based synthesis using TGA-MS. One M TDPSe in TDP solution shows a possible NEt 2 + peak ( m / z = 72) during the heating process, which can be from either the release of NEt 2 or the fragmentation of vaporized TDP above 150 °C (Figure a and b). Running the same experiment with neat TDPSe solution, TGA-MS produces the NE t 2 + peak at a higher temperature (above 220 °C) with much less ion intensity of mass decomposition than with 1 M TDPSe in TDP solution (Figure c,d).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This section explores how free TDP in PbSe NR synthesis may play such an important role. Because the P−N bond of TDP is weaker than P−C bond of TOP, the P−N bond may easily cleave to give amine species under various conditions such as nucleophile attack or EI-MS ionization. To confirm the release of amine, we monitored the decomposition of free phosphine in the TDPSe-based synthesis using TGA-MS. One M TDPSe in TDP solution shows a possible NEt 2 + peak ( m / z = 72) during the heating process, which can be from either the release of NEt 2 or the fragmentation of vaporized TDP above 150 °C (Figure a and b). Running the same experiment with neat TDPSe solution, TGA-MS produces the NE t 2 + peak at a higher temperature (above 220 °C) with much less ion intensity of mass decomposition than with 1 M TDPSe in TDP solution (Figure c,d).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Phosphorus compounds containing N–P bonds 273 reacted in a similar manner with elemental sulfur (Scheme ) . Only small excess quantities of sulfur were required to obtain nearly quantitative yields of the expected P=S products 274 .…”
Section: Sulfur As Building Block – Sulfuration Reactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%