Issue 3, 1983

Nuclear magnetic resonance investigation of diastereoisomerism in the unsymmetrical tetra-alkyldiphosphanes R1R2PPMeEt(R1R2= ButPri, ButEt, ButMe, PriEt, and Pri2)

Abstract

Three new unsymmetrical diphosphanes of type R1R2PPMeEt (R1R2= ButPri, ButEt, ButMe, and PriEt) and one of type R2PPMeEt (R = Pri) have been prepared by the scrambling reaction between symmetrical diphosphanes in CH2Cl2, and characterised in situ by 31P n.m.r. spectroscopy. The chemical shifts and J(PP) coupling constants are reported and discussed. The compounds R1R2PPMeEt exist in diastereomeric forms, slightly differing in population under the equilibrium conditions employed. They provide clear examples of the variation of n.m.r. parameters with chirality: the more stable form has the lower 31P chemical shift, σ(P), and the larger |1J(PP)| in each case.

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J. Chem. Soc., Dalton Trans., 1983, 583-587

Nuclear magnetic resonance investigation of diastereoisomerism in the unsymmetrical tetra-alkyldiphosphanes R1R2PPMeEt(R1R2= ButPri, ButEt, ButMe, PriEt, and Pri2)

A. A. M. Ali and R. K. Harris, J. Chem. Soc., Dalton Trans., 1983, 583 DOI: 10.1039/DT9830000583

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