1984
DOI: 10.1107/s0108270184005357
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Détermination structurale à 213 K du monomère bis(phénylcarbamate) de hexadiyne-2,4 diyle-1,6, C20H16N2O4

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“…4.2 Å) are considerably larger than the optimal values for butadiyne topochemical polymerization (45° and 3.5 Å, respectively, Scheme ). Although the reasons for this alternating/non-alternating variation between 1g and 1i are unclear, ,, it is evident that the conformational flexibility of the dehydro[24]­annulene framework is an important factor in providing the large diversity of packing motifs seen in this work.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…4.2 Å) are considerably larger than the optimal values for butadiyne topochemical polymerization (45° and 3.5 Å, respectively, Scheme ). Although the reasons for this alternating/non-alternating variation between 1g and 1i are unclear, ,, it is evident that the conformational flexibility of the dehydro[24]­annulene framework is an important factor in providing the large diversity of packing motifs seen in this work.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…El compuesto en estudio puede efectivamente polimerizar, vía un mecanismo topoquímico [13,14]. Esta propiedad probablemente se relaciona con la perdida de cristalinidad observada durante la recolección de datos de difracción, acompañada de un cambio de color, de lila a purpura, en un periodo de dos días, fenómenos característicos de una polimerización parcial en el estado sólido [15][16][17][18]. Sin embargo, el conjunto de datos colectados, completo en un 84% hasta la resolución de 0.91 A, fue suficiente para determinar la estructura molecular, aunque a un nivel de refinamiento de baja calidad.…”
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“…A search of crystallographic databases shows that, even if groups forming HBs are often considered to promote the optimal stacking of reactive DAs, the direction of chain propagation in polymerization is not always parallel to the hydrogen bonded chains. , In fact, single crystal elucidations of PDA with HBs parallel to the π-conjugated backbone are scarce. , Furthermore, if HBs are too strong and too close to the DA group, they may inhibit the polymerization. As a consequence, spacers of various lengths are widely used to bring enough flexibility for the reactive monomers and to increase the solubility of the polymer, or to control the odd/even effect of the alkyl chain side groups . To the best of our knowledge, a clear SCXRD structure determination of a PDA with an HBs network as close (such as the one reported here with 14 membered rings) to the PDA backbone and that coincides with the polymerization direction has not been reported, since these kinds of systems involved DA monomers which are only partially reactive in the solid state. , However, noncovalent backbone rigidification strategies, as well as the development of novel HB-constrained conjugated polymers, , may have considerable impact on the optoelectronic properties, since it can induce “conformational control and enhanced planarity along a conjugated polymer” …”
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confidence: 99%