Antipodal shielding effects in the boron-11, carbon-13, and phosphorus-31 nuclear magnetic resonance spectra of icosahedral carborane derivatives
Antipodal shielding effects in the boron-11, carbon-13, and phosphorus-31 nuclear magnetic resonance spectra of icosahedral carborane derivatives
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二十面体碳硼烷衍生物的硼 11、碳 13 和磷 31 核磁共振谱的反足屏蔽效应
DOI:
10.1021/ic50140a006
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发表时间:
1974
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
L. J. Todd
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作者:
A. Siedle;G. Bodner;A. R. Garber;D. C. Beer;L. J. Todd
Conclusion The work reported in this paper indicates that FeCl3 can be used for the purpose of attaching bifunctional nitriles to polyhedral boranes in a one-step reaction without the loss of the second function. A free ester and amide groups can be converted to a-COOH group and removal of the benzene-sulfonate ion will leave behind an alcoholic-OH group. It is noteworthy that a thorough examination of tic and ir data failed to detect any appreciable amount of either B12HnOH2" or Bi2H10 (OH) 22" among the reaction products. Apparently in the absence of strong protonic acids and at moderate temperatures neither the C= 0 nor the S= 0 bonds succeed in es-tablishing a boron-oxygen link to B12Hi22~, in marked con-trast with the reactivity of such bonds in acid-catalyzed additions. 2’7Though the yields of organic derivatives were disappointing-ly low, they compare favorably with the yields of similar compounds synthesized by some of the methods mentioned in the Introduction. Improving the yields of B10H102-de-rivatives will be difficult due to the serious competition from coupling and decomposition. Such competition is insignifi-cant in the case of B12H122~. Here thelow yields reflect