David Zuber , Oksana Storcheva , Karsten Paul Lüdtke , Leonidas Brunk , Peter Coburger
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Redox-induced dimerisations of a phosphacyclic biradicaloid†
Despite the first examples being isolated more than two decades ago, little is known about the redox chemistry of stable phosphacyclic biradicaloids. Here, we demonstrate that a biradicaloid featuring a diphosphaindenyl backbone is able to undergo both oxidation and reduction reactions. One-electron oxidation results in the formation of a dicationic cage compound structurally related to an isomer of hypostrophene (C10H10). Reduction of with [Co2(CO)8] results in the formation of the bimetallic complex , which contains a bis(benzodiphosphole) ligand.
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