Standard enthalpies Δf
H
298,
entropies S
298, and Gibbs functions of formation
Δf
G
298 for a large number
of
silicon hydrides containing one to five Si atoms have been calculated.
The choice of compounds includes
cyclic and acyclic silanes, silyl radicals, silylenes, disilenes, and
cyclic diradicals. The thermodynamic functions
were calculated using an empirically corrected ab initio
scheme. The electronic energies were obtained with
multiconfiguration reference averaged coupled-pair functional (ACPF)
wave functions. Two different basis
sets were employed to demonstrate the validity of the correction
scheme. The computed data are compared
with experimental and theoretical data from other laboratories.
Increment rules and substituent effects are
presented and various reaction enthalpies are tabulated and discussed.
The performance of the correction
scheme and potential pitfalls in its general applicability are
discussed.
group in 14c has been introduced for two reasons: firstly, for the later conversion of the photolactones 4 and 6 into the stereoisomeric dienone lactones and, secondly, to achieve regioselective Wessely acetoxylation. The oxidation of 14c with Pb(OAc),, however, must then be catalyzed by Lewis acid: with BF3.ether in a mixture of methanol and ethyl acetate["I the o-quinol acetates 1 and 3 are isolated in 85% yield.To sum up: the synthesis of 8 shows, for the first time, how useful photolactonization for the synthesis of macrolides really is and, once again, that in a cyclic system the information of a remote center of chirality can be transmitted to a high degree to a newly developing stereogenic center.
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