1983
DOI: 10.1002/actp.1983.010340908
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Effect of substituents on the electronic structure of cyclic oxides and its change in the interaction of oxides with an electron acceptor. Quantum chemical investigation

Abstract: Electronic characteristics of substituted three-, four-and five-membered cyclic oxides and their complexes with an electron acceptor CH; have been calculated by the CNDO/2 method. The reactivity ratio of these cyclic oxides in their cationic copolymerization is in agreement with the calculated complexation energy of cyclic oxides with the electron acceptor. Der EinfluP der Substituenten auf die elektronische Struktur cyclischer Oxide und die Veranderung dieser Struktur bei der Wechselwirkung der Oxide mit eine… Show more

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“…A second important effect to be considered is the coordination ability of the monomer on the active sites in the catalyst. For the mechanism described above, the most important coordinative site in the monomer is the oxiranic oxygen, whose relative basicity is affected by the oxirane substituents 21) . It should also be taken into account that there may be a cooperative or competitive effect of other coordinative centers which are present in the neighboring substituents 22,23) .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…A second important effect to be considered is the coordination ability of the monomer on the active sites in the catalyst. For the mechanism described above, the most important coordinative site in the monomer is the oxiranic oxygen, whose relative basicity is affected by the oxirane substituents 21) . It should also be taken into account that there may be a cooperative or competitive effect of other coordinative centers which are present in the neighboring substituents 22,23) .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%