DISEKUNDÄRE PHOSPHINSULFIDE UND -SELENIDE; ³¹P-, ¹³C- UND ¹H-NMR-UNTERSUCHUNGEN DER DIASTEREOMEREN VON ETHYLEN-BIS(MONO-PHENYLPHOSPHINCHALKOGENIDEN), Ph(H)P(E)CH₂CH₂(E)P(H)Ph (E = O, S, Se)

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DISEKUNDÄRE PHOSPHINSULFIDE UND -SELENIDE; ³¹P-, ¹³C- UND ¹H-NMR-UNTERSUCHUNGEN DER DIASTEREOMEREN VON ETHYLEN-BIS(MONO-PHENYLPHOSPHINCHALKOGENIDEN), Ph(H)P(E)CH₂CH₂(E)P(H)Ph (E = O, S, Se)