Issue 0, 1968

Some reactions of diphenyl-1-phenylvinylphosphine

Abstract

Diphenyl-1-phenylvinylphosphine has been obtained from sodium diphenylphosphide and α-bromostyrene. The betaine formed from the phosphine and acrylonitrile cyclises to a five-membered ylid but with styrene oxide the initial betaine does not cyclise and in ethanol gives largely styrene and diphenylstyrylphosphine oxide. Methyldiphenyl-1-phenylvinylphosphonium iodide adds diphenylphosphide anion to give the ylid MePh2[graphic omitted]·[C with combining overline]Ph·CH2·PPh2, and with butyl-lithium gives a methylene ylid which cyclises to a four-membered ylid. In all cases the ylids were detected by their reactions with aldehydes.

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J. Chem. Soc. C, 1968, 591-595

Some reactions of diphenyl-1-phenylvinylphosphine

M. P. Savage and S. Trippett, J. Chem. Soc. C, 1968, 591 DOI: 10.1039/J39680000591

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