Substituent Effects on Photochemical Hydrogen Abstraction in 2-Acylpyridines, 2-Acylpyrazines, and 4-Acylpyrimidines
摘要:
Stern-Volmer quenching of the photochemistry of 1c indicates that N- and O-abstraction (eqs 1 and 2, respectively) are quenched at different rates (Figure 1). For quenching of 2c k(q) tau is 157 M(-1) and for 3c, 64 M(-1). When 1c is sensitized with triplet sensitizers of increasing E(T), N-abstraction increases (Table 1). These data indicate that N- and O-abstraction in 1c take place from distinguishable triplet states. Survey of Phi(p)'s of ring-substituted ketones 1b-d, 6d, 7a,b,d, 8b, 9b,d, 10b, and 11d demonstrates the effect of substitution on the competition between N- and O-abstraction (Table 2). For methyl- and diacyano-substituted ketones, the results can be understood simply in terms of shifts in E(T) of the n pi* and pi pi* states of the heterocycle. The photochemistry of all these ketones requires consideration of interactions among three triplet states.
Substituent Effects on Photochemical Hydrogen Abstraction in 2-Acylpyridines, 2-Acylpyrazines, and 4-Acylpyrimidines
摘要:
Stern-Volmer quenching of the photochemistry of 1c indicates that N- and O-abstraction (eqs 1 and 2, respectively) are quenched at different rates (Figure 1). For quenching of 2c k(q) tau is 157 M(-1) and for 3c, 64 M(-1). When 1c is sensitized with triplet sensitizers of increasing E(T), N-abstraction increases (Table 1). These data indicate that N- and O-abstraction in 1c take place from distinguishable triplet states. Survey of Phi(p)'s of ring-substituted ketones 1b-d, 6d, 7a,b,d, 8b, 9b,d, 10b, and 11d demonstrates the effect of substitution on the competition between N- and O-abstraction (Table 2). For methyl- and diacyano-substituted ketones, the results can be understood simply in terms of shifts in E(T) of the n pi* and pi pi* states of the heterocycle. The photochemistry of all these ketones requires consideration of interactions among three triplet states.
Substituent Effects on Photochemical Hydrogen Abstraction in 2-Acylpyridines, 2-Acylpyrazines, and 4-Acylpyrimidines
作者:C. Janakiram Rao、William C. Agosta
DOI:10.1021/jo00087a032
日期:1994.4
Stern-Volmer quenching of the photochemistry of 1c indicates that N- and O-abstraction (eqs 1 and 2, respectively) are quenched at different rates (Figure 1). For quenching of 2c k(q) tau is 157 M(-1) and for 3c, 64 M(-1). When 1c is sensitized with triplet sensitizers of increasing E(T), N-abstraction increases (Table 1). These data indicate that N- and O-abstraction in 1c take place from distinguishable triplet states. Survey of Phi(p)'s of ring-substituted ketones 1b-d, 6d, 7a,b,d, 8b, 9b,d, 10b, and 11d demonstrates the effect of substitution on the competition between N- and O-abstraction (Table 2). For methyl- and diacyano-substituted ketones, the results can be understood simply in terms of shifts in E(T) of the n pi* and pi pi* states of the heterocycle. The photochemistry of all these ketones requires consideration of interactions among three triplet states.