Ligands make the catalyst: Synthesis of novel functionalized phosphines

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Phosphorus, Sulfur, and
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Ligands Make the
Catalyst: Synthesis of
Novel Functionalized
Phosphines
Hansjörg Grützmacher , Christian Meyer ,
Souâd Boulmaâz , Hartmut Schönberg ,
Stephan Deblon , JÜRgen Liedtke ,
Sandra Loss & Michael Wörle
a
Laboratory of Inorganic Chemistry,
ETHZ, Universitätsstrasse , 36, CH-8092
Zürich;, Switzerland
b
Laboratory of Inorganic Chemistry,
ETHZ, Universitätsstrasse , 36, CH-8092
Zürich;, Switzerland
c
Laboratory of Inorganic Chemistry,
ETHZ, Universitätsstrasse , 36, CH-8092
Zürich;, Switzerland
d
Laboratory of Inorganic Chemistry,
ETHZ, Universitätsstrasse , 36, CH-8092
Zürich;, Switzerland
e
Laboratory of Inorganic Chemistry,
ETHZ, Universitätsstrasse , 36, CH-8092
Zürich;, Switzerland

f
Laboratory of Inorganic Chemistry,
ETHZ, Universitätsstrasse , 36, CH-8092
Zürich;, Switzerland
g
Laboratory of Inorganic Chemistry,
ETHZ, Universitätsstrasse , 36, CH-8092
Zürich;, Switzerland
h
Laboratory of Inorganic Chemistry,
ETHZ, Universitätsstrasse , 36, CH-8092
Zürich;, Switzerland
Published online: 17 Mar 2008.
To cite this article: Hansjörg Grützmacher , Christian Meyer , Souâd
Boulmaâz , Hartmut Schönberg , Stephan Deblon , JÜRgen Liedtke , Sandra
Loss & Michael Wörle (1999) Ligands Make the Catalyst: Synthesis of Novel
Functionalized Phosphines, Phosphorus, Sulfur, and Silicon and the Related
Elements, 144:1, 465-468, DOI: 10.1080/10426509908546282
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