Anew and improved synthesis cis, syn-o,o'-dibenzene 1 was developed to obtain 1 in larger amounts with improved purity, syn-Dibenzene 1 undergoes thermolysis to two molecules of benzene at a rate slower than that of the thermodynamically more stable anti-dibenzene 2. Kinetic analysis revealed that the higher thermal stability of 1 is due to the higher heat of activation in thermolysis. Photoelectron spectroscopy of 1 showed that the through-bond interaction between the two cyclohexadiene units in o,o'-dibenzenes is more important than their through-space interaction. A comparative study on the thermolyses of related syn-o,o'arene:benzene dimers suggests that thermolyses of syn-o,o'-arene:benzene dimers proceed via their anti-isomers as an intermediate. syn-Dibenzene 1 also undergoes adiabatic photolysis to one molecule of excited benzene and one molecule of ground-state benzene in goad efficiency. The mechanisms of these reactions an discussed.
Anew and improved synthesis cis, syn-o,o'-dibenzene 1 was developed to obtain 1 in larger amounts with improved purity, syn-Dibenzene 1 undergoes thermolysis to two molecules of benzene at a rate slower than that of the thermodynamically more stable anti-dibenzene 2. Kinetic analysis revealed that the higher thermal stability of 1 is due to the higher heat of activation in thermolysis. Photoelectron spectroscopy of 1 showed that the through-bond interaction between the two cyclohexadiene units in o,o'-dibenzenes is more important than their through-space interaction. A comparative study on the thermolyses of related syn-o,o'arene:benzene dimers suggests that thermolyses of syn-o,o'-arene:benzene dimers proceed via their anti-isomers as an intermediate. syn-Dibenzene 1 also undergoes adiabatic photolysis to one molecule of excited benzene and one molecule of ground-state benzene in goad efficiency. The mechanisms of these reactions an discussed.
[2+2] Heterodimers of methyl phenanthrene-9-carboxylate and benzene
作者:Taehee Noh、Hyun Yu、Youngmee Jeong、Kyungmoon Jeon、Sukjin Kang
DOI:10.1039/b009846i
日期:——
Both syn- and anti-[2+2] heterodimers (1 and 2)
of methyl phenanthrene-9-carboxylate (9-MP) and benzene were synthesized from
9-MP and cyclohexa-1,4-diene. Upon irradiation of 9-MP and excess methyl orthoformate
of cis-cyclohexa-3,5-diene-1,2-diol followed by hydrolysis, the syn-[2+2]
cycloadduct and also four cyclodimers of 9-MP were produced. Triplet-sensitized
photocycloaddition followed by hydrolysis provided the anti-[2+2]
cycloadduct. Dehydroxylation of the cycloadducts under mild conditions gave 1 and 2.
In contrast to the previous reports on [2+2] dibenzenes and [2+2] heterodimers
of acenaphthylenes and benzene, kinetic analysis of the thermolyses of 1 and 2
indicated that 1 was kinetically
less stable than 2. Photodissociation
of 1 and 2
were found to be adiabatic with efficiencies of 0.33 and 0.39. An explanation
is provided for their thermoreversion and photoreversion.
Noh, Taehee; Jeon, Kyungmoon; Jeong, Youngmee, Journal of the Chemical Society. Perkin Transactions 2 (2001), 1999, # 7, p. 1299 - 1303
作者:Noh, Taehee、Jeon, Kyungmoon、Jeong, Youngmee、Jang, Shinho、Min, Kil Sik
DOI:——
日期:——
YANG, NIEN-CHU, C.;HORNER, M. G., TETRAHEDRON LETT., 1986, 27, N 5, 543-546
作者:YANG, NIEN-CHU, C.、HORNER, M. G.
DOI:——
日期:——
Chemistry of <i>s</i><i>yn</i>-<i>o</i>,<i>o</i>‘-Dibenzene
作者:Hong Gan、M. Glenn Horner、Bruce J. Hrnjez、Thomas A. McCormack、John L. King、Zbigniew Gasyna、Grace Chen、Rolf Gleiter、Nien-chu C. Yang
DOI:10.1021/ja0023579
日期:2000.12.1
Anew and improved synthesis cis, syn-o,o'-dibenzene 1 was developed to obtain 1 in larger amounts with improved purity, syn-Dibenzene 1 undergoes thermolysis to two molecules of benzene at a rate slower than that of the thermodynamically more stable anti-dibenzene 2. Kinetic analysis revealed that the higher thermal stability of 1 is due to the higher heat of activation in thermolysis. Photoelectron spectroscopy of 1 showed that the through-bond interaction between the two cyclohexadiene units in o,o'-dibenzenes is more important than their through-space interaction. A comparative study on the thermolyses of related syn-o,o'arene:benzene dimers suggests that thermolyses of syn-o,o'-arene:benzene dimers proceed via their anti-isomers as an intermediate. syn-Dibenzene 1 also undergoes adiabatic photolysis to one molecule of excited benzene and one molecule of ground-state benzene in goad efficiency. The mechanisms of these reactions an discussed.