SYNTHESES WITH TRIARYLVINYLMAGNESIUM BROMIDES - ALPHA,GAMMA-BISDIPHENYLENE-BETA-PHENYLALLYL, A STABLE FREE RADICAL
SYNTHESES WITH TRIARYLVINYLMAGNESIUM BROMIDES - ALPHA,GAMMA-BISDIPHENYLENE-BETA-PHENYLALLYL, A STABLE FREE RADICAL
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DOI:
10.1021/ja01573a053
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发表时间:
1957-01-01
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
KOELSCH, CF
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作者:
KOELSCH, CF
Unlike a, a,/3, 7, y-pentaphenylallyl alcohol, a, 7-bisdiphenylene-5-phenylallyl alcohol can be converted into a chloride be-cause its geometry hinders it from cyclization to an indene. The chloride has been converted into the corresponding free radical, a substance which is highly dissociated and remarkably stable to oxygen.Ziegler’s2 tetraphenylallyl radical,(CeH5) 2C= CH—C (C6H5) 2, and its substituted derivatives are particularly remarkable in that although they con-tain only two aryl groups on the methane carbon atom, molecular weight determinations show them to be largely monomolecular. Their deep colors in solution or in the solid state, and their sensitivity toward oxygenalso attest their high degree of dis-sociation. This degree of dissociation, so much ex-ceeding that of triphenylmethyl, was explained by Ziegler on the ground that as 1, 1-diphenylethylene is more unsaturated than benzene, diphenylvinyl has a larger “valence requirement’’than phenyl. The completely phenylated allyl radical, penta-phenylallyl, as yet unknown, is of interest because of the intermediate position of the constituent tri-phenylvinyl group between tetraphenylethylene, whose double bond does not add bromine, and 1, 1-diphenylethylene, which adds bromine readily.