LONE PAIR POLAR BOND HYPERCONJUGATION IN CARBON-HALOGEN CHEMISTRY
LONE PAIR POLAR BOND HYPERCONJUGATION IN CARBON-HALOGEN CHEMISTRY
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00856a023
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发表时间:
1975-01-01
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
BINGHAM, RC
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作者:
BINGHAM, RC
Molecular orbital theory suggests that the Importance of vicinal lone pair-polar bond hyperconjugation (eg, XCH2-CH2-*-*·X-CH2= CH2) should increase, when X represents halogen, in the order F< Cl< Br< 1. This pattern, which is determined by the carbon-halogen bond strengths, contrasts with that predictedby the valence bond description of this phenomenon. A variety of available experimental data, including the conformational equilibriaof 2-halotetrahydropyr-ans (the anomeric effect), 2-halocyclohexanones and allyl halides, the rotational barriers ofMA'-dimethylcarbamyl halides, and the acidities of haloacetic acids, support the molecular orbital interpretation. These results serve to demonstrate that an-ionic hyperconjugation is, indeed, a very real, general, and Important concept.