Thermal decomposition of 3',3'-dichlorospiro[fluorene-9,2'-thiirane]: kinetics and mechanism
摘要:
Kinetic studies on the thermal decomposition of 2,2-dichloro-3-(9-fluorenylidene)thiirane in 12 solvents have been investigated in detail. A two-term rate equation has been derived to account for the overall rate changes. Both a uni- and bimolecular ionic mechanism involving the concatenation of sulfur atoms is proposed to account for the observed kinetic behavior. Activation parameters were calculated and rationalized with respect to differences in solvation of the ground and transition states. A linear, isokinetic relationship was found indicating a similar mechanism of decomposition in these solvents. Rates of reaction were also found to be linearly correlated with dielectric constant as well as the pi* scale of Kamlet and Taft. The rate of desulfurization is decreased in the presence of acetic acid, and a radical mechanism is discounted from a rate study in the presence of radical inhibitors.
The thermal decomposition of thiirane to olefin is not a first order reaction, and is therefore not a simple chelotropic process.
硫杂环丁烷热分解为烯烃不是一级反应,因此不是简单的趋化过程。
Mechanism of sulfur extrusion in 2,2 dichloro-3-[9-fluorenyl] episulfide
作者:Warren Chew、David N. Harpp
DOI:10.1016/s0040-4039(00)77669-6
日期:1992.1
2,2Dichloro-3-[9-fluorenyl] episulfide (2) slowly extrudes sulfur when treated thermally. The reaction generally follows unimolecular behavior but at higher concentrations in decalin, toluene and p-xylene, a bimolecular pathway is demonstrated. Kinetic and mechanistic aspects are discussed.
Staudinger; Siegwart, Helvetica Chimica Acta, 1920, vol. 3, p. 838
作者:Staudinger、Siegwart
DOI:——
日期:——
Thermal decomposition of 3',3'-dichlorospiro[fluorene-9,2'-thiirane]: kinetics and mechanism
作者:Warren Chew、David N. Harpp
DOI:10.1021/jo00068a040
日期:1993.7
Kinetic studies on the thermal decomposition of 2,2-dichloro-3-(9-fluorenylidene)thiirane in 12 solvents have been investigated in detail. A two-term rate equation has been derived to account for the overall rate changes. Both a uni- and bimolecular ionic mechanism involving the concatenation of sulfur atoms is proposed to account for the observed kinetic behavior. Activation parameters were calculated and rationalized with respect to differences in solvation of the ground and transition states. A linear, isokinetic relationship was found indicating a similar mechanism of decomposition in these solvents. Rates of reaction were also found to be linearly correlated with dielectric constant as well as the pi* scale of Kamlet and Taft. The rate of desulfurization is decreased in the presence of acetic acid, and a radical mechanism is discounted from a rate study in the presence of radical inhibitors.