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Diphosphonio Isophosphindoles, Phospholes with a Planar Phosphorus
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Inorganic ChemistryEngineeringBiochemistryNatural SciencesWhich Resonance FormulaRing PhosphorusIndicated Phosholide StructureProton TransferProton-coupled Electron TransferDouble ResonanceOrganic ChemistryComputational ChemistryChemistryQuantum ChemistryPlanar PhosphorusPhosphoreneBiophysics
Which resonance formula is correct? The protonation of 1 to the symmetrical dication 2 is certainly most plausible from the indicated phosholide structure, which confers distinct basic character on the ring phosphorus. The bonding of the system 2 stable at room temperature, a phosphole with PH group, is however best explained by the phosphorane structure 2b. Certain is, that the reactivity and stability of these systems are understandable only in terms of the interplay of phosphonio substituents and annelated benzene ring.
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