1973
DOI: 10.1021/jo00941a028
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Crystal and molecular structure of 5a,11a-dibromojanusene

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“…fur C,,H,,CI,(267,61): C 60,54,H 3,73,CI 35,74;gef. : C 60,31,H 3,66,Cl 3539. 4,5, 6,7,1S,16,17,1X-Oct~chlorhexu~y~lo[l~.7.i~.~~~ 'O.O-'~ X.0Y~".014~iY]noniideca-4,6,1S,l 7-tetruen (lob).…”
Section: O3~704~'~o~~'o]hexudecu-8i~~-~i~n-l6-on-dimethyl-ace~a~ mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…fur C,,H,,CI,(267,61): C 60,54,H 3,73,CI 35,74;gef. : C 60,31,H 3,66,Cl 3539. 4,5, 6,7,1S,16,17,1X-Oct~chlorhexu~y~lo[l~.7.i~.~~~ 'O.O-'~ X.0Y~".014~iY]noniideca-4,6,1S,l 7-tetruen (lob).…”
Section: O3~704~'~o~~'o]hexudecu-8i~~-~i~n-l6-on-dimethyl-ace~a~ mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…fur C,,H,,CI,(267,61) : C 60,54,H 3,73,CI 35,74;gef. : C 60,31,H 3,66 H-C(1,6,9,17)); 2,64 (m, H-C(12,14)); 1,71 (m. H-C(3,4,11,15)); 1,05 (m. H-C(14)); 2,57 (s, H-C(3,8)) ; 2,52 (dd, H-C(2,9)); 2,35 (m, H-C(10,13)); 2.20 (m, H-C(l)); 1,28 (m, H-C(15) 2960,2945.2925,2910,2890,2875,2855,1615, 1340, 1285,1225, 1210, 1205, 11 10, 1080, 1035, 1025, 840,800,750,700,635, 585, 565. MHz, CDCI,): 3,13 (s, H-C(3,8,14,19)); 2,70 (m, H-C(1,2,9,13)); 2 3 (m, H-C(10,12)); 1,57 (m, H-C(l1)).…”
Section: ~'~O~~'o]hexudecu-8i~~-~i~n-l6-on-dimethyl-ace~a~ (15b)mentioning
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“…1). It is considered that a [3,3]ortho-cyclophane possesses four aromatic moieties of which two moieties, due to it's strained geometry, are held together in a quasi-parallel or a cleft-shaped arrangement, in which the typical C-C distances vary from 2.987 Å in C ipso to 4.094 Å in C b 17,18 (Fig. 1).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Such proximity between these aromatic portions enables janusene to exhibit peculiar electronic properties, which have been evidenced from both experimental and theoretical perspectives. 15,[17][18][19][20][21][22] Experiments have shown that the reactivity of the janusene is critically influenced by the proximity of the facial rings. Regarding electrophilic aromatic substitutions, they occur preferentially on the beta carbons of the facial rings, F b , 15,19 due to transannular interactions that destabilize the ground state (GS) through p-repulsion and stabilize the transition state (TS) through p-delocalization.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%