| Autor: |
Yatsimirskii, K., Sheka, Z., Sinyavskaya, E. |
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Theoretical & Experimental Chemistry; Sep1967, Vol. 3 Issue 5, p357-360, 4p |
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To evaluate the complex-forming properties of the oxygen in the phosphoryl group in phosphine oxide derivatives as a function of the hydrocarbon substituent, it is proposed to study the absorption spectra in the visible region of colored complexes of phosphine oxide derivatives with metal salts possessing unfilled d- or f-shells. When cobalt (II) chloride was used for this purpose, it was found that the hyperchromic effect-the increase in band intensity, which corresponds to A → T (P) transition-may be used for a comparative characteristic of the covalent bond of the bond between metal and phosphoryl oxygen. The cobalt ion serves in this case as a probe in the study of reactivity and character of the nonbonding orbitals of the phosphoryl oxygen. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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