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- noun uncountable, inorganic chemistry The liquid
hydride ofphosphorus P2H4 which is spontaneously inflammable in air - noun countable, organic chemistry Any
organic compound that has twophosphine groups
Etymologies
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di- + phosphine
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The transition metal, rhodium for example, in figure 4, which binds the chiral diphosphine, has the ability to simultaneously bind both H2 and the substrate.
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The ligand later used in Monsanto's industrial synthesis of L-DOPA was the diphosphine ligand DiPAMP.
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In 1980 Noyori and co-workers published an article on the synthesis of both enantiomers of the diphosphine ligand BINAP (figure 6).
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