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Title: | On the Mechanism of Ionic 1,3-Elimination in the Formation of Halonortricyclones |
Authors: | Vancas, Frank Ivan |
Advisor: | Worstiuk, Nick H. |
Department: | Chemistry |
Keywords: | Chemistry;Chemistry |
Publication Date: | Oct-1975 |
Abstract: | <p>The mechanism of 1,3-elimination in the bicyclo(2,2,1)heptyl system was studied using mass spectrometry and gas chromatography. The ionic chlorination, bromination, and iodo monochlorination of 2,3-d₂-norbornene, exo, exo-5, 6-d₂-norbornene, and endo, endo-5, 6-d₂-norbornene were performed to obtain deuterium loss data. In the chlorination of norbornene, most of the tricyclic product arises from the cyclic norbornyl chloronium ion and/or classical exo-S-chloronorbornyl cation (classical ion interpretation), or from the cyclic norbornyl chloronium ion (non-classical ion interpretation). In the bromination of norbornene, most of the tricyclic product arises from the classical syn-7-bromonorbornyl cation and/or anti-7-bromonorbornyl cation (classical ion interpretation), or from the first formed non-classical 3-bromonorbornyl cation (non-classical ion interpretation). In the iodo monochlorination of norbornene, most of the tricyclic product arises from the classical syn-7-iodo-norbornyl cation (classical ion interpretation), or from the first formed non-classical 3-iodonorbornyl cation (non-classical ion interpretation. Three of the products from the reaction of norbornene with iodo monochloride were isolated and identified to be: 3-iodonortricyclene, exo-2-iodo-endo-3-chloronorbornane, and syn-7-iodo-exo-2-chloronorbornane.</p> |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/11375/9910 |
Identifier: | opendissertations/499 1115 875819 |
Appears in Collections: | Open Access Dissertations and Theses |
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