Deuteron quadrupole coupling in hydrogen bonded systems. IV. Deuteron quadrupole coupling in substituted phenols
Deuteron quadrupole coupling in hydrogen bonded systems. IV. Deuteron quadrupole coupling in substituted phenols
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氢键系统中的氘核四极耦合。
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1981
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J. Ragle
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L. S. Batchelder;J. Clymer;J. Ragle
The pure nuclear quadrupole spectrum of deuterium at oxygen in chlorinated phenols has been observed by level crossing double resonance with the ring protons. Observed coupling constants, ranging from 200 to 250 kHz, exhibit the effects of strong hydrogen bonding through their correlation with the intermolecular O–H⋅⋅⋅O bond lengths in those cases where structure data are available. This is interpreted below to indicate that a primary effect of chlorine substitution is the influence it exerts on intermolecular hydrogen bonding through modification of the barrier to hydroxyl group rotation. From an extrapolation of the observed distance dependence, one may obtain a coupling constant of ∼283 kHz for deuterium at the oxygen position in non‐hydrogen‐bonded phenol. An interpretation of these data is made using model calculations on phenol, vinyl alcohol, and chlorovinyl alcohol. Barriers to internal rotation, as well as the dependence of the deuterium quadrupole coupling constant on the orientation of the –OD ...