pbond
A pbond, or phosphorus-boron bond, is a chemical bond between a phosphorus atom and a boron atom. These bonds are relatively rare and have been of interest to chemists due to their unusual electronic properties and potential for novel applications. The electronegativity difference between phosphorus and boron suggests a polar covalent bond, with phosphorus bearing a partial negative charge and boron a partial positive charge.
Compounds containing p-b bonds exhibit a variety of structural and reactivity patterns. They can be found in
The electronic nature of the p-bond can influence the properties of the molecule. For instance, the Lewis