ANIONIC ACTIVATION OF C-H BONDS IN OLEFINS .4. EFFECT OF RING SIZE ON RATE OF FORMATION OF ANIONS FROM ALKYLIDENECYCLOALKANES AND CYCLOALKANONES
ANIONIC ACTIVATION OF C-H BONDS IN OLEFINS .4. EFFECT OF RING SIZE ON RATE OF FORMATION OF ANIONS FROM ALKYLIDENECYCLOALKANES AND CYCLOALKANONES
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00875a026
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发表时间:
1962-01-01
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
ROWE, CA
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作者:
SCHRIESHEIM, A;MULLER, RJ;ROWE, CA
The isomerization of cyclic olefins in which the starting double bond is exocyclic to the ring has been studied. A homogeneous catalyst system, potassium ZerZ-butoxide-dimethyl sulfoxide ivas used and the rate constants, activation energies and entropies were obtained. It was found that the isomerization rates were a function of ring size and the following order of reactivities holds at 55: Coring, 1070; C5-ring, 454; Ce-ring, 1; Ci-ring, 5.8; Cs-ring, 17. A linear free-energv relation-ship was obtained between the isomerization rates and the rates for the base-catalyzed bromination of structurally similar ketones. The results are interpretable on the basis of a rate-determining step involving the removal of a proton followed by--bond rehybridization to form an allylic anionic system. Stereoelectronic factors are postulated to play a key role in establishing such a system.