Abstract: | The cationic part of the homodifunctional aminophosphoranyl ligand, C41H41N2P2+·I?, shows interesting features associated with the N—P—C—P—N skeleton. The P—C(H) bond distances 1.696 (3) and 1.697 (3) Å] possess partial double‐bond characteristics. The nature of the P—C(H) and P—N bonds suggests that the positive charge is only distributed around the P—C—P atoms. The structure has near twofold symmetry through the central methylide‐C atom. |