1963
DOI: 10.3891/acta.chem.scand.17-1181
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Electron Diffraction Investigation of Molecules Containing a Cyclohexane Type Six-membered Ring.

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“…The lengths of the two C-O bonds, mean 1.431 (3) A, may be compared with the C-O lengths in dioxane [1.423 (3) A, Davis & Hassel, 1963]. The two ring C-C lengths, mean 1.516 (3) A, tend to be slightly shorter than the bonds, determined by electron diffraction, in cyclohexane [1.528 (5) A, Davis & Hassel, 1963]. The C-CH 3 length is equal to the C-CH 3 lengths in 2,5-dimethylhexane-2,5-diol [mean 1.524 (2) A; Helmholdt, 1975].…”
Section: The Mem Groupmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The lengths of the two C-O bonds, mean 1.431 (3) A, may be compared with the C-O lengths in dioxane [1.423 (3) A, Davis & Hassel, 1963]. The two ring C-C lengths, mean 1.516 (3) A, tend to be slightly shorter than the bonds, determined by electron diffraction, in cyclohexane [1.528 (5) A, Davis & Hassel, 1963]. The C-CH 3 length is equal to the C-CH 3 lengths in 2,5-dimethylhexane-2,5-diol [mean 1.524 (2) A; Helmholdt, 1975].…”
Section: The Mem Groupmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The C-S-C angles are close to 105 °. As in other structures of macrocyclic polyethers, the C-C bonds found for (I) are short compared to the C-C bond distance of 1.523 A for 1,4-dioxane (Davis & Hassel, 1963), while the C-O and C-S bond lengths appear to be normal (Dalley, 1978). The shortening of C-C bond lengths in cyclic polyethers has been discussed extensively (Mercer & Truter, 1973;Dunitz etal., 1974;Goldberg, 1975;Dalley, 1978).…”
Section: Metal-cation Complexes Of C12h2405smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This flattening of six-membered ring systems in comparison with the ideal chair form seems to be the rule rather than the exception. It has been found in dioxane (Davis & Hassel, 1963), several dihalogenodioxanes (Altona & Romers, 1963a, b;Altona, Knobler & Romers, 1963a, b), 2,3-dichlorodithiane (Kalff & Romers, 1965 and in 2fl,3a-dichloro-5ct-cholestane (Geise, Romers & Rutten, 1966). The equatorial halogen atoms do not give rise to an extra distortion of ring A in contrast with the axially substituted chlorine atoms in the 2fl,3~ compound.…”
Section: Molecular Geometry and Packingmentioning
confidence: 99%