KINETICS OF ALPHA-HYDROGEN AND BETA-HYDROGEN ABSTRACTION FROM C2H5CL BY BR ATOMS - ESTIMATE OF C-H BOND-DISSOCIATION ENERGIES AND HEATS OF FORMATION OF CH3CHCL AND CH2CH2CL RADICALS
KINETICS OF ALPHA-HYDROGEN AND BETA-HYDROGEN ABSTRACTION FROM C2H5CL BY BR ATOMS - ESTIMATE OF C-H BOND-DISSOCIATION ENERGIES AND HEATS OF FORMATION OF CH3CHCL AND CH2CH2CL RADICALS
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DOI:
10.1021/j100365a037
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发表时间:
1990-01-25
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TSCHUIKOWROUX, E
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MIYOKAWA, K;TSCHUIKOWROUX, E
The gas-phase photobrominationof ethyl chloride has been investigated over an extended temperature range in the presence and absence of ethane as external competitor. The rate constant for-hydrogen abstraction in CH3CH2C1 was redetermined relative to C2H6 between 40 and 150 C. The abstraction of/3-hydrogen was measured in the internal competition inthe range 70-150 C by use of electron capture detection. The relative rates were combined with the known rate parameters for the bromination of C2H6 [log (/cm3 mol'1 s'1)= 14.14±0.06, E= 13.66±0.14 kcal mol'1] to obtain the absolute rate constants (cm3 mol'1 s'1) k (a)= io12, 71±0· 06 exp [-(9.95±0.14)//? 7] and£(/3)= lO12· 60* 0· 07 exp [-(14.14±0.15)//? 7], where the activation energies are expressed in kcal mol'1. From an assessment of thermochemical and kinetic data the following radical heats of formation and CH bond dissociation energies (kcal mol'1) in C2H5C1 have been obtained: A//f (CH3CHCl)= 17.6±1, 7>(CH3CHC1-H)= 96.5±1 and A/7f (CH2CH2Cl)= 21.8±1,£>(CH2C1CH2-H)= 100.7±1. These results compare satisfactorilywith recent determinations by the monoenergetic electron impact method.