Figure 2.
Monophosphoniums reacted with lead(II) iodide. From left: tetramethyphosphonium iodide [PMe4][I], tri-(n-butyl)phosphonium iodide [PH(n-butyl)3][I], and methyltriphenylphosphonium iodide [PPh3Me][I].
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