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The photochemical reaction of X2 and the diphosphene trans-ArPPar (Ar = C6H2But3), (1) leads successively to Ṗ2Ar2X, (2), Ṗ(Ar)X, (3), and upon cooling [(Ar)X]2[for X = OBut, ΔHdiss= 107 ± 7kJ mol–1] for X = OBut or SPrn, whereas for X = SBut only (3) was detected; the radicals Ṗ(Ar)X, Ṗ(Oar)2, and Ṗ2(:O) were formed by reduction of the appropriate diamagnetic PIII or PV chloride, while [P2Ar2]˙– was obtained from (1) and Na[C10H8].
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Çetınkaya et al. (1982) studied this question.
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