1980
DOI: 10.1021/j100458a016
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Dipole moments and complexation enthalpies of 1-methyl and 1,2-dimethylimidazole with various phenols in benzene solution. Angle between the moment of the bases and the hydrogen bond

Abstract: The bond order was calculated according to the formula of Cordy, W. J. Chem. Phys. 1964, 14, 305. (20) As pointed out by Denisov (private communication), the complexesIn the Immediate vicinity of the Inflection point of the µ/ " curve and which are characterized by very smal 0-0 Interdistances could make an exception. This would not affect the analytical form of the correlation (eq 20).

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“…The addition of a large excess of (BimH) 3 to a Cu· 8 mixture did not change the characteristic yellow color or electronic spectrum of the neocuproine complex; the Cu(I)· (BimH) 3 complex is colorless. To the extent that protic basicity is correlated with binding affinity (and for Cu(I), such a correlation is likely to be only partially valid), triazoles (p K a of conjugate acid ≈ 0.1−1.0) are expected to be the poorest binders, followed closely by benzothiazoles (p K a ≈ 1.2), and then by pyridines (p K a ≈ 5.2) and benzimidazoles (p K a ≈ 6.3). , All of these heterocycles are kinetically labile on Cu(I).…”
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“…The addition of a large excess of (BimH) 3 to a Cu· 8 mixture did not change the characteristic yellow color or electronic spectrum of the neocuproine complex; the Cu(I)· (BimH) 3 complex is colorless. To the extent that protic basicity is correlated with binding affinity (and for Cu(I), such a correlation is likely to be only partially valid), triazoles (p K a of conjugate acid ≈ 0.1−1.0) are expected to be the poorest binders, followed closely by benzothiazoles (p K a ≈ 1.2), and then by pyridines (p K a ≈ 5.2) and benzimidazoles (p K a ≈ 6.3). , All of these heterocycles are kinetically labile on Cu(I).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To the extent that protic basicity is correlated with binding affinity (and for Cu(I), such a correlation is likely to be only partially valid 10 ), triazoles (pK a of conjugate acid ≈ 0.1-1.0) 11 are expected to be the poorest binders, followed closely by benzothiazoles (pK a ≈ 1.2), 12 and then by pyridines (pK a ≈ 5.2) and benzimidazoles (pK a ≈ 6.3). 13,14 All of these heterocycles are kinetically labile on Cu-(I).…”
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confidence: 99%
“… a Where references to both CGC and literature values and can be found; tw: this work. b Key: B, benzene; C, CCl 4 c Average of two or more runs. d Reference e See run 7 in the Supporting Information. …”
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“…The conditions when Δp K N = 0 can be treated as critical are when the proton occupies either one broad minimum or is equally distributed between the donor and acceptor atoms. One should also note that the critical point is also well-reflected in the plot of Δ H (enthalpy of H-bond formation) versus Δp K N …”
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confidence: 90%