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Dewey, Harry J. ; Deger, Hans ; Froelich, Wolfgang ; Dick, Bernhard ; Klingensmith, Kenneth A. ; Hohlneicher, Georg ; Vogel, Emanuel ; Michl, Josef

Excited states of methano-bridged [10]-, [14]-, and [18]annulenes. Evidence for strong transannular interaction, and relation to homoaromaticity

Dewey, Harry J., Deger, Hans, Froelich, Wolfgang, Dick, Bernhard, Klingensmith, Kenneth A., Hohlneicher, Georg, Vogel, Emanuel and Michl, Josef (1980) Excited states of methano-bridged [10]-, [14]-, and [18]annulenes. Evidence for strong transannular interaction, and relation to homoaromaticity. Journal of the American Chemical Society 102 (21), pp. 6412-6417.

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Abstract

Measurements of the absorption, polarized fluorescence, and MCD of 1,6-methano[10]annulene, 1,6:8,13-bismethano[14]annulene, and 1,6:8,17:10,15-trismethano[18]annulene along with the semiempirical p-electron and AVE calcns. on these and related annulenes are reported. The transannular interaction in the methano-bridged annulenes is strong, and these homoarom. mols. can be viewed as examples of ...

Measurements of the absorption, polarized fluorescence, and MCD of 1,6-methano[10]annulene, 1,6:8,13-bismethano[14]annulene, and 1,6:8,17:10,15-trismethano[18]annulene along with the semiempirical p-electron and AVE calcns. on these and related annulenes are reported. The transannular interaction in the methano-bridged annulenes is strong, and these homoarom. mols. can be viewed as examples of arrested transition states along electrocyclic reaction paths. In addn. to the anticipated Lb, La, Bb, and Ba transitions originating in the conjugated (4N + 2)-electron annulene perimeter, at least one further low-energy transition is present, but its nature is not well understood. The MCD of the bridged annulenes agrees with the expectation based on the general theory for cyclic (4N + 2)-electron systems and the abs. signs agree with the relative size of orbital energy differences obtained from CNDO/S calcns.



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Item typeArticle
Journal or Publication TitleJournal of the American Chemical Society
Volume:102
Number of Issue or Book Chapter:21
Page Range:pp. 6412-6417
Date1980
Additional Information (public)CAN 93:203809 22-8 Physical Organic Chemistry 2443-46-1; 14458-51-6; 68568-08-1 Role: PRP (Properties) (transannular interaction in)
InstitutionsChemistry and Pharmacy > Institut für Physikalische und Theoretische Chemie > Chair of Chemistry III - Physical Chemistry (Molecular Spectroscopy and Photochemistry) > Prof. Dr. Bernhard Dick
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ValueType
1980:603809Other
10.1021/ja00541a004DOI
KeywordsAnnulenes, Role: PRP (Properties) (methano-bridged, transannular interaction in); Magnetic circular dichroism; Oscillator strength; Ultraviolet and visible spectra (of methano-bridged annulenes); Molecular orbital (CNDO/S, of methano-bridged annulenes); Energy level excitation (electronic, of methano-bridged annulenes); Aromaticity (homo-, of methanoannulenes); Fluorescence (polarized, of methano-bridged annulenes); transannular interaction methanoannulene MO; fluorescence methanoannulene; UV methanoannulene; homoaromaticity methanoannulene MO; electronic transition methanoannulene MO; magnetic CD methanoannulene
Dewey Decimal Classification500 Science > 540 Chemistry & allied sciences
StatusPublished
RefereedYes, this version has been refereed
Created at the University of RegensburgNo
URN of the UB Regensburgurn:nbn:de:bvb:355-epub-54945
Item ID5494

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