Abstract
Cyclic voltammetry and EPR spectroscopy show that cationic phospholium groups are good electron acceptors whose reduction leads to a neutral radical where the unpaired electron is mainly delocalized on the carbon atoms of the five-membered ring. DFT calculations together with the crystal structure of phospholiums indicate that the electron addition causes a drastic diminution of the exocyclic CPC angle. The SOMO of reduced phospholium is compared to the SOMO of the phosphole radical anion. © the Owner Societies 2006.
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Adkine, P., Cantat, T., Deschamps, E., Ricard, L., Mézailles, N., Le Floch, P., & Geoffroy, M. (2006). EPR and DFT studies of the one-electron reduction product of phospholium cations. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 8(7), 862–868. https://doi.org/10.1039/b513736p
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