2012
DOI: 10.1002/asia.201100997
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Proacetylenic Reactivity of a Push–Pull Buta‐1,2,3‐triene: New Chromophores and Supramolecular Systems

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“…In a related context, the concept of proaromaticity has been developed by Diederich et al for the analysis of the generation of aromaticity-stabilized electronic excited states through limited internal electron transfer in push-pull p-quinoids (DQ 6 A; Figure 1): [5a] the HOMO-LUMO gap is thus lowered through an increase of the ground-state level by charge pre-separation, which is balanced by linear delocalization between strong donor (D) and acceptor (A) ends, thus preventing cyclic delocalization in the aromatic ring of the minor zwitterionic form DR 6 A. [5] It is noteworthy that the "proacetylenic" character of the two butatriene edges of the KekulØ structures DR 14 A, [6] or, equivalently, the generalized "aromatic character" of the four triple bonds, [7] may also help the molecule to resist complete aromatization. [5] It is noteworthy that the "proacetylenic" character of the two butatriene edges of the KekulØ structures DR 14 A, [6] or, equivalently, the generalized "aromatic character" of the four triple bonds, [7] may also help the molecule to resist complete aromatization.…”
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“…In a related context, the concept of proaromaticity has been developed by Diederich et al for the analysis of the generation of aromaticity-stabilized electronic excited states through limited internal electron transfer in push-pull p-quinoids (DQ 6 A; Figure 1): [5a] the HOMO-LUMO gap is thus lowered through an increase of the ground-state level by charge pre-separation, which is balanced by linear delocalization between strong donor (D) and acceptor (A) ends, thus preventing cyclic delocalization in the aromatic ring of the minor zwitterionic form DR 6 A. [5] It is noteworthy that the "proacetylenic" character of the two butatriene edges of the KekulØ structures DR 14 A, [6] or, equivalently, the generalized "aromatic character" of the four triple bonds, [7] may also help the molecule to resist complete aromatization. [5] It is noteworthy that the "proacetylenic" character of the two butatriene edges of the KekulØ structures DR 14 A, [6] or, equivalently, the generalized "aromatic character" of the four triple bonds, [7] may also help the molecule to resist complete aromatization.…”
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“…Outcome of the reaction of a fluorenyllithium with the[6]pericyclynedione 2 in THF (XRD data of 5 and 6 in the Supporting Information) [15]. Scheme 3.…”
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“…[8] Bei der Anwendung der [2+2]-Cycloaddition-Retroelektrocyclisierungsreaktion (CA-RE) zwischen elektronenreichen Alkinen und elektronenarmen Alkenen [9] beobachteten wir kürzlich proacetylenische Reaktivität in einem push-pullsubstituierten [3]Cumulen. [10] [2,11] und lieferte die gewünsch-ten Verbindungen in Multigramm-Mengen in vier Stufen, ausgehend von para-substituierten Benzophenonen (siehe Abschnitt 2SI in den Hintergrundinformationen (SI)). Rçnt-genkristallstrukturanalysen von 1 b-e zeigten keinen Einfluss der Substituenten auf die Butatrien-Einheit, wobei die Länge der zentralen C = C-Bindung zwischen 1.24 und 1.25 und die der terminalen C=C-Bindungen zwischen 1.33 und 1.35 variierte (für weitere Details zu den Butatrienen, siehe die Abschnitte 3SI, 4SI, 7SI, 8SI).…”
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“…[12] (Schema 2). [9,10] Retroelektrocyclisierung des gebildeten Cyclobutenrings liefert die zwitterionische Zwischenstufe A, in der die negative und positive Ladung durch die Dicyanovinyl-bzw. die Diphenylmethylgruppe stabilisiert sind.…”
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