Photochemistry of Substituted Dibenzothiophene Oxides: The Effect of Trapping Groups1
摘要:
Photolyses of dibenzothiophene sulfoxides (DBTOs) with intramolecular trapping functionalities attached in the 4-position show higher quantum yields of deoxygenation. Deoxygenation quantum yields are also less solvent dependent for the substituted DBTOs. Product analysis shows a detectable amount of intramolecular O-trapped products and suggests that solvent effects observed in previous studies of DBTO derive at least mainly from the reactivity between the oxidizing species that is released, presumably O(P-3), and the solvent, rather than from other macroscopic solvent parameters.
Photochemistry of Substituted Dibenzothiophene Oxides: The Effect of Trapping Groups1
摘要:
Photolyses of dibenzothiophene sulfoxides (DBTOs) with intramolecular trapping functionalities attached in the 4-position show higher quantum yields of deoxygenation. Deoxygenation quantum yields are also less solvent dependent for the substituted DBTOs. Product analysis shows a detectable amount of intramolecular O-trapped products and suggests that solvent effects observed in previous studies of DBTO derive at least mainly from the reactivity between the oxidizing species that is released, presumably O(P-3), and the solvent, rather than from other macroscopic solvent parameters.
Dunkerton, L. V.; Barot, B. C.; Nigam, A., Journal of Heterocyclic Chemistry, 1987, vol. 24, p. 749 - 755
作者:Dunkerton, L. V.、Barot, B. C.、Nigam, A.
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DUNKERTON, L. V.;BAROT, B. C.;NIGAM, A., J. HETEROCYCL. CHEM., 24,(1987) N 3, 749-755
作者:DUNKERTON, L. V.、BAROT, B. C.、NIGAM, A.
DOI:——
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Photochemistry of Substituted Dibenzothiophene Oxides: The Effect of Trapping Groups<sup>1</sup>
作者:Mrinmoy Nag、William S. Jenks
DOI:10.1021/jo047995e
日期:2005.4.1
Photolyses of dibenzothiophene sulfoxides (DBTOs) with intramolecular trapping functionalities attached in the 4-position show higher quantum yields of deoxygenation. Deoxygenation quantum yields are also less solvent dependent for the substituted DBTOs. Product analysis shows a detectable amount of intramolecular O-trapped products and suggests that solvent effects observed in previous studies of DBTO derive at least mainly from the reactivity between the oxidizing species that is released, presumably O(P-3), and the solvent, rather than from other macroscopic solvent parameters.