Isolation of crystalline carbene-stabilized P(2)-radical cations and P(2)-dications
Isolation of crystalline carbene-stabilized P(2)-radical cations and P(2)-dications
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The discovery in 1900 by Gomberg that the trityl radical (Ph(3)C(.)) exists at room temperature is often considered to be the beginning of radical chemistry. Since then, persistent and even room-temperature stable radicals based on second-row and heavier elements have been synthesized. However, few of them have been characterized crystallographical...
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Isolation of crystalline carbene-stabilized P(2)-radical cations and P(2)-dications
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1755-4349
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10.1038/nchem.617