1963
DOI: 10.1021/jo01041a014
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Preparation and Reactions of 1-(Nitroguanyl)aziridines

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“…In propene and acetaldehyde the eclipsed conformation of one methyl C--H bond with the adjacent double bond is energetically more favourable by 8.37 and 4.90kJmo1-1, respectively (Lowe, 1968;Kilb, Lin & Wilson, 1957;Wiberg & Martin, 1985, and references therein). The origin of this effect is seen in increased bond-pair repulsion due to H/H eclipsing occurring in the bisecting conformation, which is augmented by an unfavourable interaction of the other two C--H bonds with the C---C or C=O rr-orbitals in this conformation.…”
Section: Crystal and Molecular Structurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In propene and acetaldehyde the eclipsed conformation of one methyl C--H bond with the adjacent double bond is energetically more favourable by 8.37 and 4.90kJmo1-1, respectively (Lowe, 1968;Kilb, Lin & Wilson, 1957;Wiberg & Martin, 1985, and references therein). The origin of this effect is seen in increased bond-pair repulsion due to H/H eclipsing occurring in the bisecting conformation, which is augmented by an unfavourable interaction of the other two C--H bonds with the C---C or C=O rr-orbitals in this conformation.…”
Section: Crystal and Molecular Structurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, this method has distinct advantages over RRKM calculations in the present case, since the effect of varying A , and Em may be examined without the need to make vibrational assignments for the transition states. An approximate vibrational assignment was made for the acetyl radical by comparison with acetaldehyde [ 191: the hindered rotation about the C-C bond in acetaldehyde, of barrier 4.85 kJ mol-' [20], was replaced by a vibration at 128 cm-'.…”
Section: Pmbimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In calculating minimum potential (21) energy, energies of bond-length distortion and angle bending were determined by using average values of force constants reported by Nakagawa & Shimanouchi (1966), Schachtsctmeider & Snyder (1963 and Westheimer (1956). For torsional energy and energy of non-bonded interaction, the expressions of Lowe (1968) and of Liquori, Damiani & Elefante (1968) were used respectively.…”
Section: Determination and Refinement Of The Structurementioning
confidence: 99%