In a structure containing a pentacoordinate phosphorus atom, the bonds to three of the
Chapter 6, Problem 6.52(choose chapter or problem)
In a structure containing a pentacoordinate phosphorus atom, the bonds to three of the groups bound to phosphorus (called equatorial groups) lie in a plane containing the phosphorus atom (shaded in the following structure), and the bonds to the other two groups (called axial groups) are perpendicular to this plane: Is this compound chiral? Explain.
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