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The formation mechanism of binary semiconductor nanomaterials: Shared by single-source and dual-source precursor approaches
Yu, Kui,Liu, Xiangyang,Zeng, Qun,Yang, Mingli,Ouyang, Jianying,Wang, Xinqin,Tao, Ye
, p. 11034 - 11039 (2013)
One thing in common: The formation of binary colloidal semiconductor nanocrystals from single- (M(EEPPh2)n) and dual-source precursors (metal carboxylates M(OOCR)n and phosphine chalcogenides such as E=PHPh2) is found to proceed through a common mechanism. For CdSe as a model system 31Pa NMR spectroscopy and DFT calculations support a reaction mechanism which includes numerous metathesis equilibriums and Se exchange reactions. Copyright
Transition-metal-mediated cyclocotrimerization of selenophosphinites with activated alkynes
Lindner, Ekkehard,Bosch, Elke,Fawzi, Riad,Steimann, Manfred,Mayer, Hermann A.,Gierling, Karlheinz
, p. 945 - 951 (2007/10/03)
Selenophosphinito complexes (OC)4Mn(η2-Se...PR1/2) (2a, b) [R1 = eye-Hex (a), iBu (b)] are formed by the reaction of BrMn(CO)5 with the phosphane selenides R2HPSe (1a, b) in the presence of the auxiliary base Et(iPr)2
NOVEL ANIONIC CHALCOGENO LIGANDS. TELLUROPHOSPHINITES R2PTe- AND CHALCOGENOTELLUROPHOSPHINATES R2P(Ch)Te-
Bildstein, Benno,Sladky, Fritz
, p. 341 - 347 (2007/10/02)
Elemental tellurium reacts with diorganylphosphides R2P- to give tellurophosphinites R2PTe- and with chalcogenophosphinites R2PCh- to give chalcogenotellurophosphinates R2P(Ch)Te- R = C6H11, C6H5; Ch = O,S,Se,T