| These escape into the air and the spontaneous combustion of the phosphine ignites the marsh gas. |
| Metal co-ordination of the phosphine groups can be used to bring the alkyne groups together in a controlled fashion. |
| The phosphine that was used was not enantiomerically pure, but even so the resulting product showed a 15 per cent enantiomeric excess. |
| It is believed Sir Derek took aluminium phosphide, which creates the toxic gas phosphine when it comes into contact with moisture. |
| A method frequently employed for the determination of phosphine in acetylene is one devised by Lunge and Cedercreutz. |
| The inorganic compound phosphine is very similar to ammonia in its substitution reactions. |
