Synthesis of a Donor‐Substituted Tris(cyclopropenylio)cyclopropenylium Salt
Synthesis of a Donor‐Substituted Tris(cyclopropenylio)cyclopropenylium Salt
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供体取代的三(环丙烯基)环丙烯鎓盐的合成
DOI:
10.1002/anie.197904731
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发表时间:
1979
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通讯作者:
H. Wolf
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作者:
R. Weiss;M. Hertel;H. Wolf
Evidence supporting the structure of (6) as tris [bis (diiso-propylamino) cyclopropenylio] cyclopropenylium tetraperchlorate comes not only from its mode of formation and its correct elemental analysis but also from the sum of the spectroscopic data. The IR spectrum shows the expected characteristic ring vibrations of the peripheral cyclopropenylium systems at 1885 (A') and 1580 cm-'(E'); the IR-active E'vibration of the central ring cannot be assigned to any particular band owing to superposition. Important structural information comes from the UV spectrum. Simple bis (dia1kylamino) cyclopropenylium systems exhibit a longest wavelength UV absorption around 225 nm (log~= 4.07-4.32) 1'.~~ and triafulvalene dications 17) show one around 250 nm (log E= 4.2)"."; the longest wavelength band at 347 nm (log F= 4.52) in the system (6) establishes the presence of a considerably more extended n-system. The 1: 1 splitting of the signals of the isopropyl protons in the'H-NMR spectrum indicates hindrance to rotation of all peripheral dialkylamino groups ['H-NMR: 6= 5.82 (mc, 12H), 8.42/8.52 (d, 36 H; J= 6 Hz), 8.47/8.57 (d, 36 H; J= 6 Hz)](cf. r3b'). This rotational hindrance of the donor groups is even clearer from the I3C-NMR spectrum, in which two singlets each in the ratio 1: 1 are observed for the quaternary (6=-58.8 and-56.1) and for the primary C atoms (6=-21.4 and-20.0) of the alkyl groups. Moreover, three signals in the ratio 2: 1: 1 are recorded for quaternary C atoms (6=-138.5,-88.9, and-120.3) which are to be assigned to the three ring positions a, b, c (see Scheme 2, resonance structure C). Assignments for positions a and b are based on comparison with a series of bis (dialky1amino)-substituted cyclopropenylium compound~[~'. The chemical shift of the I3C-NMR signals for the ring C atoms of cyclopropenylium compounds [91 appears to