“…145 Central to the problem of relating chemical shifts for aliphatic systems to electronic effects (supposing that perturbing factors can be allowed for) is the nature of the inductive effect itself. For correlations for aromatic compounds only a dipole-field effect (including 7r polarization) is important (four or more bonds between probe nucleus and substituent).…”
“…145 Central to the problem of relating chemical shifts for aliphatic systems to electronic effects (supposing that perturbing factors can be allowed for) is the nature of the inductive effect itself. For correlations for aromatic compounds only a dipole-field effect (including 7r polarization) is important (four or more bonds between probe nucleus and substituent).…”
“…In addition, treatment of 5e (R 2 = p ‐FC 6 H 4 ) with SnCl 4 (1.5 mol) in benzene at R.T. afforded an unexpected triarylmethane 9e (R 2 = p ‐FC 6 H 4 ) in 12% yield besides a complex mixture. Furthermore, the similar reaction of 5e with SnCl 4 carried out in CH 2 Cl 2 in the presence of an excess amount of allyltrimethylsilane at –78°C afforded unstable Te ‐allyl N,N ‐diethyltellurocarbamate ( 10 ) in 12% yield besides several uncharacterized products.…”
Tellurobenzaldehydes bearing an electron‐withdrawing substituent were generated by way of SnCl4‐induced unsymmetrical cleavage of bis(N,N‐dialkylcarbamoyltelluro)arylmethanes, and were trapped using 2,3‐dimethyl‐1,3‐butadiene.
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