Nuclear magnetic resonance of phosphorus compounds. VII. Evidence for steric effects on the phosphorus-31-selenium-77 coupling and phosphorus-31 chemical shifts
Nuclear magnetic resonance of phosphorus compounds. VII. Evidence for steric effects on the phosphorus-31-selenium-77 coupling and phosphorus-31 chemical shifts
复制标题
磷化合物的核磁共振。
DOI:
10.1021/ja00784a087
复制
发表时间:
1973
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
P. Kroon
中科院分区:
文献类型:
--
作者:
R. Pinnell;C. Megerle;S. L. Manatt;P. Kroon
(1) Previous paper in this series: AH Cowley, J. R. Schweiger, and S. L. Manatt, Chem. Commun., 1491 (1970). pT-dT bonding involving phosphorus, we have had occasion to synthesize and study the phosphorus nmr spectra of a number of triarylphosphines and triaryl-phosphine selenides. We wish to report evidence which indicates how the nmr parameters for phosphorus whose local electronic environment is sterically perturbed can deviate from those expected on the basis of observed substituent effect correlations2 in less crowded molecules.There are some practical difficulties which deserve mention regarding the 31P spectra of the triarylphos-phines and triarylphosphine selenides which we have studied. Direct determination of the 31P chemical shifts of these classes of compounds is not easily ac-complished because extensive spin-spin coupling between the protons on the aromatic rings and phosphorus smears the nmr spectrum for the latter over a wide band. The direct observation of the 31P-77Se coupling in the triarylphosphine selenides, which is exhibited by only 7.5% of the molecules, appeared even more difficult to observe. In addition, many of these compounds possess limited solubility so an increase in concentration was not a possible solution to the signal-to-noise prob-lem. However, taking advantage of proton-noise decoupling3 along with digital-sweep time averaging4 and elevated probe temperature, it was possible to make successful measurement of the relevant nmr parameters. Typical spectra are shown in Figure 1. In the para-substituted triphenylphosphines and