Müller Gruppe FU Berlin

We are very happy to announce that Prof. Müller has been awarded an honorary doctorate by the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. The collaborations with our friends from Hungary are always very fruitful and interesting!

Cyclo‐P5− Revisited: The Surprisingly Stable Uncoordinated Pentaphospholide Anion The addition of [2.2.2]cryptand to alkali metal heptaphosphides M3P7 (M = Na, K) leads to the formation of the salts [M([2.2.2]cryptand)][cyclo-P5]. Although the cyclo-P5− anion is spectroscopically ...

📢We are here again with a new publication on "Cyclo-P5− Revisited: The Surprisingly Stable Uncoordinated Pentaphospholide Anion" 🥳🎊

Congratulations 👏 @moabit1996.bsky.social

Here's the link: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

Congratulations 👏🥳 @sfrank3.bsky.social on winning the best talk price at the Jahrestagung - AG Phosphorchemie, Braunschweig 2025.

On the Facile Synthesis of Triazaarsoles Using Acyclic Precursors Easily accessible dichloroarsanes are suitable precursors for the synthesis of rarely explored triazaarsoles, the arsenic analogues of tetrazoles and triazaphospholes. Calculations on the DFT level g...

📢We are excited to announce our new publication on the facile synthesis of Triazaarsoles. Very hearty congratulations to the authors @lilianszych.bsky.social
Here's the link for you to check it out: chemistry-europe.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

A polychloride-enabled synthesis of [NEt3Me][PCl6] serving as a potential PCl3-storage and PCl5-reagent Reaction of the ionic liquid [NEt3Me][Cl3] with white phosphorus (P4) gives, quantitatively, hexachlorophosphate [NEt3Me][PCl6]. This compound shows similar reactivity as PCl5, as confirmed for the re...

Moritz Ernst has won a poster prize at the European Workshop on Pnictogen Chemistry in Innsbruck last week for his poster on our pulicaton on the polychloride-enabled synthesis of [NEt3Me][PCl6] (doi.org/10.1039/D4CC...). Congratulations! Thanks again to the organisers of this amazing conference!

We are happy to present some of our results at the EWPC21 at the University of Innsbruck. Samantha yesterday gave a talk on the reactivity of a phosphinine borane adduct towards isocyanates. Thanks to the organisers for this fantastic conference!