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The highly water-soluble phosphine Na2[TPPMP]·1.5H2O (TPPMP =‘triphenylphosphine monophosphonate’) represents the first example of a compound containing an aryl ring which is substituted by both phosphine and anionic phosphonate moieties; the preparation and spectroscopic characterisation of the platinum(II) complexes (trans-and cis-Na4[PtCl2(TPPMP)2]·3H2O is described.
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Schull et al. (1995) studied this question.
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