phosphiridines
Phosphiridines are a class of organophosphorus compounds containing a three-membered ring with one phosphorus atom and two carbon atoms. These compounds are also known as aziridines or three-membered heterocycles. The ring structure of phosphiridines is highly strained, which leads to their unique reactivity. They can undergo ring-opening reactions with various nucleophiles and electrophiles.
The synthesis of phosphiridines typically involves the cyclization of suitable phosphorus-containing precursors. Common methods include the
Phosphiridines have garnered interest in various fields of chemistry. They serve as valuable building blocks in