Synthesis of 2-silyl substituted phospharuthenocenes and an elaboration into the first phospharuthenocene-phosphine
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Duncan Carmichael, François Mathey, Louis Ricard, Nicolas Seeboth
A [1,5] shift protocol transiently hindering the 2-position of phospholide anions provides an access to sterically unencumbered phospharuthenocenes and the first phospharuthenocene-phosphine.
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