1984
DOI: 10.1039/c39840001266
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2,4,4,6-Tetrabromocyclohexa-2,4-dienone: a new electron acceptor in the photosensitized oxidation of unsaturated substrates

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“…TBCHD, usually used as a mild and selective brominating agent [189,190], acts as an electron acceptor in the sensitized photooxygenation of several unsaturated organic substrates such as 8, 10a, 22a, 25, 64a [90,111], affording reaction products similar to those previously reported by Foote [84], Farid [99], and Schaap [98] in the DCA-sensitized reactions on the same substrates. The exceedingly low reduction potential (E rca = 0.29 V vs SCE), together with its excitation energy…”
Section: Sensitized Chain Radical-cation Electron Transfer Processesmentioning
confidence: 66%
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“…TBCHD, usually used as a mild and selective brominating agent [189,190], acts as an electron acceptor in the sensitized photooxygenation of several unsaturated organic substrates such as 8, 10a, 22a, 25, 64a [90,111], affording reaction products similar to those previously reported by Foote [84], Farid [99], and Schaap [98] in the DCA-sensitized reactions on the same substrates. The exceedingly low reduction potential (E rca = 0.29 V vs SCE), together with its excitation energy…”
Section: Sensitized Chain Radical-cation Electron Transfer Processesmentioning
confidence: 66%
“…(AEo-0 = 2.94 eV) and the oxidation potentials of the donors substantiate, on the basis of Weller's equation [59], that an exothermic electron-transfer process between the donors and the singlet excited sensitizer ITBCHD* is in agreement with the physical properties of the reagents [90,111]. The TBCHD-sensitized reaction conditions closely resemble the methylene blue (MB+)-sensitized photooxidation of 10a [124], a case in which the reduced sensitizer is unable to reduce molecular oxygen to superoxide anion.…”
Section: Sensitized Chain Radical-cation Electron Transfer Processesmentioning
confidence: 90%
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