Electronic spectra and molecular structure of biphenyl and para-substituted biphenyls in a supersonic jet

Electronic spectra and molecular structure of biphenyl and para-substituted biphenyls in a supersonic jet
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超音速射流中联苯和对位取代联苯的电子光谱和分子结构

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10.1021/j100314a003
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发表时间:
1988
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry
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K. Kaya
K. Kaya
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作者:
Yuichiro Takei;Taro Yamaguchi;Y. Osamura;K. Fuke;K. Kaya

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The molecular structure of biphenyl has been the subject of numerous investigations on the torsional angle between two phenyl rings, as a basic problem of structural organic and physical chemistry. 1 11While the molecular structure of biphenyl in the crystalline state at ordinary temperature is known to be planar, 2 the crystal undergoes phase transition to have a nonplanar structure in the low-temperature condition. 3" 9 The several optical studies in solution suggest that biphenyl has ca. 15-30 twisted structure from the planar geometry. 10" 15 The electron diffraction studies on the gaseous biphenyl conclude that the torsional angle is about 45. 16, 17 The twisted structure of biphenyl has been explained by the balance between the hydrogen-hydrogen repulsion in the ortho position of two phenyl rings and the electron delocalization effect. The former destabilization brings two aromatic rings perpendicular, while the latter stabilization tends to keep the ir-electrons in the same plane. These two opposing effects keep balance with each other so subtly that the dihedral angle might exhibit sub-stantial variation with the change of the environment (gas, liquid, or solid phase). The ab initio calculationpredicts relatively small barrier height of torsional motion, ca. 2-2.5 kcal/mol. 18