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Chemical Communications

A simple route to multifunctional phosphide and amide donor sets; syntheses and structures of [{ButPAs(NMe2)2}K.pmdeta]2 and [{CyNAs(NMe2)2K}2]∞

Michael A. Beswick,   Alexander D. Hopkins,   Sara J. Kidd,   Yvonne G. Lawson,   Paul R. Raithby,   Dominic S. Wright,   Alan Bashall,   Mary McPartlin,   Alexander Rothenberger  and  FT3Dietmar Stalke  

Abstract

The syntheses of [ButPAs(NMe2)2K.pmedta]2 1 and [{CyNAs(NMe2)2K}2]∞ 2 from the reactions of [As(NMe2)3] with ButPH2 and CyNH2, respectively, in the presence of potassiated bases exemplify a general approach to multifunctional secondary phosphide and amide anions containing variable sets of group 15 donor centres.

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https://doi.org/10.1039/A901222B
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Chem. Commun., 1999, 739-740

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A simple route to multifunctional phosphide and amide donor sets; syntheses and structures of [{ButPAs(NMe2)2}K.pmdeta]2 and [{CyNAs(NMe2)2K}2]∞

M. A. Beswick, A. D. Hopkins, S. J. Kidd, Y. G. Lawson, P. R. Raithby, D. S. Wright, A. Bashall, M. McPartlin, A. Rothenberger and F. Stalke, Chem. Commun., 1999, 739 DOI: 10.1039/A901222B

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