SUBSTITUENT EFFECTS ON THE STABILITY OF 3-ELECTRON-BONDED RADICALS AND RADICAL IONS FROM ORGANIC SULFUR-COMPOUNDS
SUBSTITUENT EFFECTS ON THE STABILITY OF 3-ELECTRON-BONDED RADICALS AND RADICAL IONS FROM ORGANIC SULFUR-COMPOUNDS
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00332a039
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
ASMUS, KD
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作者:
GOBL, M;BONIFACIC, M;ASMUS, KD
Optical absorption spectra have been measured for a variety of (R2S.\SR2)+,(RS/. SR)-, R2S/. Br radicalsand radical ions by using pulse radiolysis techniques. The results substantiate that the optical properties of such species are a sensitive measure for the strength of their three-electron (2, 1*) bonds. A considerable red shift in Xmax parallels the inductive power of the substituents R. This is explained by bond weakening due to electron induction into the antibonding* orbital. Linear free energy correlations allow us to quantify the inductive effectand, in addition, to evaluate the influence of steric hindrance on the stability of the three-electron bonds.The formation of three-electron-bonded radicals which are characterized by a relatively weak bondbetween two hetero atoms has been well established over recent years in several liquid-and solid-state studies. Typical examples are(R2S/. SR2)+, 1-9 (R2Se/. SeR2) V (> N/. N<)+, 11-13 and (> S/. N<)+ 14· 15 radical