1985
DOI: 10.1002/jlac.198519850408
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Mehrstufige reversible Redoxsysteme, XLII. [2 + 2]‐Photocycloadditionen von α‐Styrylpyrylium‐Salzen zu 4,4′‐(1,3‐Cyclobutandiyl)bis(pyrylium)‐Salzen sowie deren thermische und baseninduzierte Cycloreversionen

Abstract: Die synthetisierten farbigen a-Styrylpyrylium-SaIze 2, 4 und 6 werden grdBtenteils im kristallinen Zustand zu den farblosen Cyclobutanen 7, 8 und 9 photodimerisiert (inverse Photochrornie), deren r-ctt-Konfiguration nachgewiesen wird. Bestrahlung von 2h in Losung erzeugt u. a. das unerwartete Bispyrylium-Salz 10. Differentialkalorimetrie (DSC) weist bei einigen a-Styrylpyryliurn-Salzen eine Modifikationsanderung nach, die bei 6d die Photodimerisierung verhindert. Thermische Cycloreversion (DSC) der Cyclobutane… Show more

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“…The light-mediated dimerization of 2,6-di­( tert -butyl)­styryl pyrylium salts 1 was first described by Hesse and Hünig in 1985 (Figure ). The mechanistic details of this reaction were later revealed by Novak et al on the basis of comprehensive crystallographic studies . Inspired by this, we designed monomer 3 and set out to synthesize it in a straightforward fashion.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The light-mediated dimerization of 2,6-di­( tert -butyl)­styryl pyrylium salts 1 was first described by Hesse and Hünig in 1985 (Figure ). The mechanistic details of this reaction were later revealed by Novak et al on the basis of comprehensive crystallographic studies . Inspired by this, we designed monomer 3 and set out to synthesize it in a straightforward fashion.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The dimerization of the "arms" (control molecule R1) in single-crystalline state has been well identified (Figure 1b). 62,63 The single crystal of M1 could be easily obtained by recrystallization in the mixture of acetic acid and formic acid and is rather stable in the air (for detail see Supporting Information section 1.3). In the resulting crystal structure (space group R3̅ ), M1 adopted the desired C3symmetry, and the three arms were packed in a head-to-tail fashion to form hexagonal plane tiling (Figures 1d and 2a).…”
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