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Fragmentation Mechanism of White Phosphorus: A Theoretical Insight into Multiple Cleavage/Formation of P-P and P-C Bonds.

Wen-Xiong Zhang1, Gen Luo2, Shanshan Du3, Pan Wang4, Fan Liu4, Yi Luo4.   

Abstract

Molecular-level understanding of metal-mediated white pan class="Chemical">phosphorus (P 4 ) activation is meaningful but challenging because of its direct relevance to conversion of P 4 into useful organophosphorus compounds as well as the complicated and unforeseeable cleavage process of P-P bonds. The related study, however, has still rarely been achieved to date. We reported here a theoretical insight into step-by-step process of three P-P bond cleavage/four P-C bond formation for [P 3 +P 1 ]-fragmentation of P 4 mediated by lutetacyclopentadienes. The unique charge-separated intermediate and the intermolecular cooperation between two lutetacyclopentadienes play a vital role in the subsequent P-P/P-C bond breaking/forming. It is found that, although the first P-C formation is involved in the assembly of cyclo -P 3 [R 4 C 4 P 3 ] - unit, the construction of the aromatic five-membered P 1 -heterocycle [R 4 C 4 P] - is completed prior to the cyclo -P 3 formation. The reaction mechanism has been carefully elucidated by the analyses of geometric structure, frontier molecular orbital, bond index, and natural charge, which greatly broaden and enrich general knowledge on the direct functionalization of P 4 .
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Keywords:  Metallacycles; P4 functionalization; phospholyl lithium; phosphorus complex; rare-earth elements

Year:  2020        PMID: 32652596     DOI: 10.1002/chem.202002338

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Chemistry        ISSN: 0947-6539            Impact factor:   5.236


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1.  Selective [2+1+1] Fragmentation of P4 by heteroleptic Metallasilylenes.

Authors:  Juliane Schoening; Alexander Gehlhaar; Christoph Wölper; Stephan Schulz
Journal:  Chemistry       Date:  2022-06-23       Impact factor: 5.020

2.  Haptotropism in a Nickel Complex with a Neutral, π-Bridging cyclo-P4 Ligand Analogous to Cyclobutadiene.

Authors:  Chris Gendy; Juuso Valjus; Heikki M Tuononen; Roland Roesler
Journal:  Angew Chem Int Ed Engl       Date:  2022-03-09       Impact factor: 16.823

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