ALKYL PHOSPHAZINES, (C6H5)(3)PNNC(R-1)(R-2) - [I) R-1=CH3 - R-2=I-BU AND II) R-1=R-2=C6H5CH2-] - SYNTHESIS, CONVERSION TO METHYL-IODIDE SALT AND SINGLE-CRYSTAL X-RAY STRUCTURE OF PHOSPHAZINIUM BROMIDE, [(C6H5)(3)P=N(H)N=C(CH3)(I-BU)]BR--)(()
P. Senthivel et al., ALKYL PHOSPHAZINES, (C6H5)(3)PNNC(R-1)(R-2) - [I) R-1=CH3 - R-2=I-BU AND II) R-1=R-2=C6H5CH2-] - SYNTHESIS, CONVERSION TO METHYL-IODIDE SALT AND SINGLE-CRYSTAL X-RAY STRUCTURE OF PHOSPHAZINIUM BROMIDE, [(C6H5)(3)P=N(H)N=C(CH3)(I-BU)]BR--)((), Phosphorus, sulfur and silicon and the related elements, 117, 1996, pp. 179-187
Two new examples of alkyl triphenylphosphazinium bromides have been pr
epared and characterised. Contrary to earlier practice, these salts ha
ve been effectively dehydrobrominated by the use of triethylamine. Exc
ess of methyl iodide in its reaction with phosphazine afford only mono
methylation, occurring at phosphinimino nitrogen. P-31 chemical shift
s of several phosphazinium bromides measured in this study show a much
smaller variation (35-38 delta) compared to their free bases (14-20 d
elta). The first single crystal X-ray structure of beta-N (methyl, iso
butyl) triphenylphosphazinium bromide (la) reveals the presence of i)
nearly unaffected N-N bond distance and ii) hydrogen bonding with the
bromide ion.