Covalent adducts with nitrous oxide formed by phosphanides suggest new pathways, indicating stability for further studies.
Potassium phosphanides with adamantyl or tert-butyl groups form covalent adducts with N2O. The adducts are sufficiently stable to permit crystallographic analyses and reactivity studies.
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