NUCLEOPHILE AND ARYL RADICAL REACTIVITY IN SRN1 AROMATIC NUCLEOPHILIC-SUBSTITUTION REACTIONS - ABSOLUTE AND RELATIVE ELECTROCHEMICAL DETERMINATION
NUCLEOPHILE AND ARYL RADICAL REACTIVITY IN SRN1 AROMATIC NUCLEOPHILIC-SUBSTITUTION REACTIONS - ABSOLUTE AND RELATIVE ELECTROCHEMICAL DETERMINATION
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00298a009
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发表时间:
1985-01-01
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
THIEBAULT, A
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作者:
AMATORE, C;OTURAN, MA;THIEBAULT, A
Three electrochemical methods are used to obtain the rate constants of the Ar·+ Nu" reaction. In the direct cyclic voltammetric method, the data are derived from the decrease of the substrate peak current upon additionof the nucleophile while in the relative method they are obtained from the peak heights of the two substitution products observed upon repetitive cycling of the substrate solution in the presence of two nucleophiles. In theredox catalysis method, the reduction of the substrate is catalyzed by an exogeneous reversible couple and the data are derived from the decrease of the catalytic current upon addition of the nucleophile. All three methods were combined to determine the reactivitiesof a series of 26 aryl radical-nucleophile couples. In most cases, the rate constant is close to the diffusion limit. The exceptions concern the 2-quinolyl and 2-pyridy! radicals. The results are discussed in terms of energy difference between the a* and v* orbitalsin the driving force of the reaction as related to characteristic standard potentials and bond energies.