LINEAR SOLVATION ENERGY RELATIONSHIPS .6. ADDITIONS TO AND CORRELATIONS WITH THE PI-STAR SCALE OF SOLVENT POLARITIES
LINEAR SOLVATION ENERGY RELATIONSHIPS .6. ADDITIONS TO AND CORRELATIONS WITH THE PI-STAR SCALE OF SOLVENT POLARITIES
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DOI:
10.1021/jo01329a001
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发表时间:
1979-01-01
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
TAFT, RW
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作者:
KAMLET, MJ;HALL, TN;TAFT, RW
The solvatochromic comparison method is used with nine solvatochromic indicators to determine ir* values for 23 additional solvents. The expanded* scale of solvent polarity-polarizabilities is then used torationalize solvent effects on rates of a Menschutkin reaction, rates of a peroxyester thermal decomposition, and free energies of transfer of a tetraalkylammonium halide between solvents. It is suggested that theexcellent correlations serve as ultimate vindication of the underlying conceptof linear solvation energy relationships, ie, that when polarity, polarizability, and hydrogen bonding effects are correctly unravelled, solvents exert parallel effects on many chemical properties and reactivity parameters.In part 6 of the SolvatochromicComparison Method series, 3 we described the use of that method to formulate a* scale of solvent polarity-polarizabilities, so named because it derived from and was best fitted to correlate solvent effects on p—*-tt* and tt—‘tt* electronic spectral transitions of unchargedmolecules. Solvatochromic shifts for seven mainly nitroaromatic indicators were used toward the construction of an initial scale comprising 28 solvent* values; this was then refined and expanded to 72* values by correlations with ymax results for 40 additional indicator compounds containing many chromophoretypes. In part 1 of the current LSER series, 4 we related effects on infrared spectral stretch band frequencies to solvent ir* values, and in parts 2-45" 7 we reported additional multiple parameter least-squares correlations of spectral and reactivity data with linear combinations of solvent* and a or* and ß values (from an a scale of solvent hydrogen bond donor acidities6" 8 and a ß scale of solvent hydrogen bond acceptor basicities5, 910). Wewish now to