The structural formula of a biphosphine ligand is known, but its name is not
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I know the structural formula of a biphosphine ligand, but I don’t know its name. Since I found it in an English-language literature source, a literal translation doesn’t help, and searching for its English name also yields no results. However, I really need to know its physical properties, as I’m currently working on a chemical engineering design competition; this ligand is used in our catalysts, and catalyst recovery is involved in the process, so it’s essential to know its boiling point. I would appreciate any advice from experts
Based on the information you provided, it is recommended that you try the following methods to determine the name and physical properties of this diphosphine ligand: 1. Use chemical search engines such as SciFinder and Reaxys, and enter the structural formula of the compound to conduct a search. These databases usually contain a large amount of chemical literature and patent information, which can help you find more information about this compound. 2. If you know which English-language literature the compound comes from, you can try contacting the author of that literature or the relevant institution to ask whether they are aware of the compound’s name and physical property information 3. If the above methods cannot be used to determine the name and physical properties of the compound, you can also try to seek help from professional chemical analysis laboratories or institutions, allowing them to use experimental methods to assist you in determining the structure and physical properties of the compound. I hope the above suggestions will be helpful to you. -
You’re welcome! Wishing you good luck in the chemical engineering design competition! If you have any other questions, feel free to ask at any time. -