2023
DOI: 10.1039/d3cc00512g
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Not antiaromaticity gain, but increased asynchronicity enhances the Diels–Alder reactivity of tropone

Abstract: Tropone is an unreactive diene in normal electron demand Diels-Alder reactions, but it can be activated via carbonyl umpolung by using hydrazone ion analogs. Recently, the higher reactivity of hydrazone...

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“…One can see that energies of the TSSs, taken relatively to the reactants, are in nice agreement with both the reports from Karas et al 2 and Tiekink et al, 3 and the small differences can be accounted for the different levels of theory used and also the different properties evaluated, as these IRCs feature pure electronic energies (no thermal, enthalpy, or free energy corrections added). This is necessary as we will relate them to the IQA atomic energies for which these further corrections are not available.…”
Section: Standard Irc Analysissupporting
confidence: 86%
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“…One can see that energies of the TSSs, taken relatively to the reactants, are in nice agreement with both the reports from Karas et al 2 and Tiekink et al, 3 and the small differences can be accounted for the different levels of theory used and also the different properties evaluated, as these IRCs feature pure electronic energies (no thermal, enthalpy, or free energy corrections added). This is necessary as we will relate them to the IQA atomic energies for which these further corrections are not available.…”
Section: Standard Irc Analysissupporting
confidence: 86%
“…The antiaromaticity would increase tropone's highest occupied molecular orbital (HOMO) energy, and this would lead to a reduction in the gap between the tropone's HOMO and the dienophile's least unoccupied molecular orbital (LUMO), thus facilitating the NDDA. They tested this hypothesis by computing the Diels-Alder (DA) reaction between maleimide (M) and tropone (1) as well as tropone derivatives based on the substitution of the carbonyl's oxygen by =NNH 2 (2prot) and =NNHSO 2 CH 3 (3prot), as well as their anions =NNH À (2) and =NNSO 2 CH À 3 (3), respectively; see Figure 1. Shortly after, Tiekink et al 3 challenged this interpretation, sustaining that although HOMO's energy indeed increases, LUMO's energy also increases, and these two effects effectively cancel each other.…”
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confidence: 99%
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