1988
DOI: 10.1139/v88-478
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A comparative study of gas phase aromatic desilylation and detertbutylation by charged electrophiles

Abstract: Chem. 66, 3099 (1988).Aromatic desilylation and detertbutylation by CH5+, CzH5+, i-C3H7+, and t-C4H9+ ions have been studied in the gas phase by mass spectrometric and radiolytic techniques. The higher rate of desilylation than of dealkylation is traced to the step involving the formation of ipso arenium ions, protonated at the ring carbon bearing the SiMe, or the CMe3 substituent. The latter has been shown by a b initio calculations at the SCF STO-3G level to selectively depress the basicity of the ipsopositi… Show more

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“…For example, the CH4/CI mass spectra of tertbutyltoluenes are dominated by the loss of Me3 C+, and the radiolytic reaction of CH~-/Et + and i-Pr + results in extensive formation of proto-de-tert-butylated and alkyl-detert-butylated products [12]. Such a reactivity pattern is confirmed by the present data, regarding ionic reagents which can, however, exclusively act as Lewis acids, being unable to behave as proton donors.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 81%
“…For example, the CH4/CI mass spectra of tertbutyltoluenes are dominated by the loss of Me3 C+, and the radiolytic reaction of CH~-/Et + and i-Pr + results in extensive formation of proto-de-tert-butylated and alkyl-detert-butylated products [12]. Such a reactivity pattern is confirmed by the present data, regarding ionic reagents which can, however, exclusively act as Lewis acids, being unable to behave as proton donors.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 81%
“…Note that this scheme neglects the conceivable reversion of the s complex to INC2, which appears most unlikely. In fact, proto-de-ethylation does not occur to any significant extent in the pressure range typical of the radiolytic experiments, as opposed to proto-detert-butylation, [46] for instance, and the proton (deuteron) initially bound to the ipso carbon of the arenium ion is expected to migrate to other ring positions, by a low-barrier, fast intramolecular shift. [42] The major product is CF 3 C 6 X 5 , accompanied by smaller, but readily detectable amounts of CF 3 C 6 X 4 C 2 XY 4 isomers ( Table 1).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First attempts to accomplish electrophilic silylation of benzene with trimethylsilylium cation failed [23,40]. This fact was rationalized by assuming that Me 3 Si þ forms a p-complex (4a) with aromatics [41,42].…”
Section: Ionemolecular Reactions Of Silylium Ions With P-electron Donmentioning
confidence: 99%