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Abstract
The reaction of [X][Hfe(CO)4] (X = mainly PPh4, but also NEt4, K and Ph3PNPPh3) with chlorophosphines for the synthesis of low coordinated phosphorus complexes is reviewed. Diphosphene (PP), phospha-alkene (PC<), phospha-allene (PCC<), and phosphide (>P) iron complexes have been in particular obtained, and characterized by 31P NMR, and by X-ray diffraction in several cases.
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