methylphosphine

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methylphosphine

chemical compound

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Thus, methylphosphine (CH₃PH₂) is a primary phosphine, in which the methyl group (CH₃) takes the place of one of the hydrogen atoms of phosphine itself. The metal salts are called phosphides, and the protonated forms (compounds to which a hydrogen ion has been added) are called…
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Thus, methylphosphine (CH₃PH₂) is a primary phosphine, in which the methyl group (CH₃) takes the place of one of the hydrogen atoms of phosphine itself. The metal salts are called phosphides, and the protonated forms (compounds to which a hydrogen ion has been added) are called…
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