Structures of 1-(arylseleninyl)naphthalenes:: O, G, and Y dependences in 8-G-1-[p-YC6H4Se(O)]C10H6
Structures of 1-(arylseleninyl)naphthalenes:: O, G, and Y dependences in 8-G-1-[p-YC6H4Se(O)]C10H6
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DOI:
10.1021/jo060527f
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发表时间:
2006-07-21
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3.6
通讯作者:
Nakanishi, Waro
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作者:
Hayashi, Satoko;Wada, Hideki;Nakanishi, Waro
Structures of 8- G- 1-[ p- YC6H4Se(O)]C10H6 [1 ( G = H), 2 ( G) F), 3 ( G) Cl), and 4 ( G) Br): Y) H, OMe, OCH2Ph, t- Bu, Me, Cl, and NO2] and (1- C10H7)(2)SeO (5) are investigated by the X- ray crystallographic analysis. Structures of 1 are all A with regard to the naphthyl group ( 1 ( A)), where the Se-C-Ar and Se-O bonds are perpendicular to and parallel to the naphthyl plane, respectively. Those of 2-4 are also A. Since structures of 8- G- 1-( p- YC6H4Se) C10H6 [ 7 ( G) F), 8 ( G) Cl), and 9 ( G) Br)] are all B, the results exhibit that B of 7-9 change dramatically to A of 2- 4 with the introduction of O atoms. The factor to determine the A structures of 1- 4 by O is called O dependence. The origin of the O dependence is the nonbonded n(p)( O)- - - pi( Nap) interaction, which results in CT from np( O) to d( Nap) since O in 1- 4 is highly electron rich due to the polar Se+) O- bond and d( Nap) acts as an acceptor. There are two types of n(p)( O)' s, npy( O) and n(pz)( O), if the directions of the Se- O bond and the p- orbitals of d( Nap) are taken in the x- and z- axes, respectively. Double but independent n(p)( O)- - - pi( Nap) interactions in 5 lead to 5 ( AA). The conformation of the p- YC6H4Se group in 1 changes depending on Y ( Y dependence), although the effect is not strong. The Y dependence is explained on the basis of the magnitude of CT of the np( O) f d( Ar) type in 1, in addition to the np( O)- - - pi( Nap) interaction. The structure around the SedO group in 1 is close to that of 5 ( AA), if the accepting ability of the p- YC6H4Se group is similar to that of the naphthyl group. A of 2- 4 are further stabilized by the np( G)- - - sigma*( Se- O) 3c- 4e interactions, which are called G dependence. QC calculations performed on the methyl analogues of 1- 4 ( 11- 14, respectively) reproduced the observed structures, supported the above discussion, and revealed the energy profiles. The energy- lowering effect of the O dependence would be close to the G dependence of the nonbonded n( Br)- - - sigma*( Se-O) 3c- 4e interaction in 14 if the steric repulsion between Br and Se is contained in the G dependence. The value is roughly predicted as 20 kJ mol- 1. The structures of 1- 5 are well explained by O, G, and Y dependences.