File:Iodine-triphenylphosphine charge-transfer complex in dichloromethane.jpg

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Description	English: From left to right: (1) iodine dissolved in dichloromethane (2) a few seconds after excess triphenylphosphine was added (3) one minute later after excess triphenylphosphine was added, which contains [Ph₃PI]⁺I^- (4) immediately after excess iodine was added, which contains [Ph₃PI]⁺[I₃]^-
Date	14 September 2012
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Author	LHcheM

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