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April 13, 2026Green Chemistry1 citations

Synchronous recognition of P–intermediates and nucleophiles empowers diversified trivalent phosphorus synthesis

XLXue LiuJHJingcheng HuCZChengbiao Zhu

Key Points

  • The study aims to improve the synthesis of trivalent phosphines by using a synchronous identification approach for P-intermediates and nucleophiles.
  • Developed a synchronous identification strategy for P-intermediates and nucleophiles.
  • Utilized advanced synthetic techniques to create trivalent phosphines.
  • Analyzed the efficiency and selectivity of phosphine synthesis.
  • Successfully identified key P-intermediates in the synthesis process.
  • Achieved higher yield and selectivity in the formation of trivalent phosphines.
  • Demonstrated the potential applications of synthesized phosphines as ligands and antioxidants.

Abstract

Trivalent phosphines bearing P–X bonds are valuable intermediates, antioxidants, ligands, and functional agents, yet their sustainable and selective synthesis remains challenging. Here we present a synchronous identification strategy for P-intermediates...

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Liu et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69dc88b93afacbeac03ea85ahttps://doi.org/10.1039/d6gc00555a
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