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Journal Article 
Reaktive E = C (p—p) Ï€ -Systeme, XI. Hydrometallierungsreaktionen des Perfluor-2-phosphapropens F3CP = CF2/ Reactive E = C (p —p) Ï€ -Systems, XI. Hydrometallation Reactions of Perfluoro-2-phosphapropene F3CP = CF2 
Grobe, J; Duc Le, V; Nientiedt, J 
2014 
42 
984-992 
The reactions of F₃CP = CFâ‚‚ (1) with Me₃GeH, Me₃SnH, and (Câ‚…Râ‚…)(CO)₃MH (M = Cr. Mo, W; R = H , Me) proceed via addition to the PC double bond yielding tertiary phosphanes of the type Me₃Mâ€2P(CF₃)CFâ‚‚H[Mâ€2 = Ge (2), Sn (3)] or (Câ‚…Râ‚…)(CO)₃MP(CF₃)CFâ‚‚H [R = H; M - Cr (6), Mo (7). W (8); R = Me; M = Mo (9), W (10)]. 2 and 3 are labile compounds, which decompose by elimination of Me₃Mâ€2F , a reaction which in the case of 3 has been used to prepare the new phosphaalkene F₃CP = C(H)F (5) and its [2+4]-cycloaddition product 4 with 2.3-dimethyl-1.3- butadiene. The H substituent (instead of F) in 5 and its derivatives has a surprising influence not only on the stability of the compounds but also on their spectroscopic data, as shown by com parison with 1 and derivatives of the type Me₃M â€2P(CF₃)â‚‚ and (Câ‚…Hâ‚…)(CO)₃MP(CF₃)â‚‚. respectively. New compounds are characterized by NMR, MS. GC/MS and IR measurements. 
Hydrom etallation of F3CP = CF2; Metallaphosphanes; article; chemical bonding; chromium; gas chromatography-mass spectrometry; molybdenum; nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy; spectral analysis