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FUNCTIONALIZED PHOSPHINES: SYNTHESIS, REACTIVITY AND TRANSITION METAL CHEMISTRY

Maravanji Shivaramaiah Balakrishna, Srinivasan Priya, Rashmishree Panda

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Ten-membered heterocycles of the type PhN(PCl2){OC6H2(R)2 (μ-S(CH2))((R)2─C6H2O─)} (R = Me, iPr or tBu) have been prepared and their transition metal chemistry is explored. Functionalised phosphines react with transition metals to give interesting metallacycles. Several Group 6, ruthenium, platinum metals and novel titanium(IV) metallacycles have been structurally characterized.

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Ten-membered heterocycles of the type PhN(PCl2){OC6H2(R)2 (μ-S(CH2))((R)2─C6H2O─)} (R = Me, iPr or tBu) have been prepared and their transition metal chemistry is explored. Functionalised phosphines react with transition metals to give interesting metallacycles. Several Group 6, ruthenium, platinum metals and novel titanium(IV) metallacycles have been structurally characterized.

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Ten-membered heterocycles of the type PhN(PCl2){OC6H2(R)2 (μ-S(CH2))((R)2─C6H2O─)} (R = Me, iPr or tBu) have been prepared and their transition metal chemistry is explored. Functionalised phosphines react with transition metals to give interesting metallacycles. Several Group 6, ruthenium, platinum metals and novel titanium(IV) metallacycles have been structurally characterized.

Key concepts: Transition metal, Reactivity (psychology), Ruthenium, Chemistry, Platinum, Titanium, Metal, Organometallic chemistry

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