ArO3PO
ArO3PO refers to a triaryl phosphate, a class of organophosphorus esters with the general structure (ArO)3P=O. In these compounds, three aryl groups are linked to a central phosphorus atom that bears a phosphorus-oxygen double bond, giving a tetrahedral phosphorus center in a P(V) state. The Ar groups influence properties such as volatility, solubility, and hydrolytic stability, making each derivative distinct in application.
Triaryl phosphates feature a P=O bond and three P–O–Ar connections. The aryl substituents modulate sterics and
A common route to ArO3PO compounds is the reaction of phosphoryl chloride (POCl3) with three equivalents of
Triaryl phosphates are widely used as flame retardants and plasticizers in polymers and coatings. Notable examples
ArO3PO compounds can pose health and environmental risks, depending on the specific aryl groups and exposure