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ChemInform Abstract: The Optically Active Phosphinodithioates. Synthesis and Conversion to the Optically Active Phosphine Sulfides.

Takayuki Kawashima, Satoshi Kojima, Naoki Inamoto

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Abstract Methylation of the phosphinothioates (I) gives the S‐methyl compounds (III) which are sulfurized to produce the optically active phosphinodithioates (IV).

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Abstract Methylation of the phosphinothioates (I) gives the S‐methyl compounds (III) which are sulfurized to produce the optically active phosphinodithioates (IV).

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Abstract Methylation of the phosphinothioates (I) gives the S‐methyl compounds (III) which are sulfurized to produce the optically active phosphinodithioates (IV).

Key concepts: Optically active, Chemistry, Phosphine, Combinatorial chemistry, Active compound, Organic chemistry, Catalysis

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