1974
DOI: 10.1021/ja00826a002
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Ground electronic state of silylene

Abstract: coupling of electronic and nuclear motions, and other nuclear dynamic effects can be assumed to be negligible. It should be emphasized that the same fundamental basis governs the operation of both sets of symmetry rules and in this respect the two sets of rules are fundamentally similar.The examples, given in section IV, show that Wigner-Witmer and Woodward-Hoffmann rules give equivalent results to the extent that total orbital symmetry can be useful but that the Woodward-Hoffmann rules can often provide a fur… Show more

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“…A recent example from silicon chemistry indicates that product studies can be quite revealing mechanistically for polyvalent recoil atoms, particularly if some supplementary information is available from thermally induced reaction studies. Both the TANG and GASPAR groups have studied the reactions of recoiling silicon atoms with butadiene [196][197][198][199], 31 Si + Hi 31 Si 31 SiC 4 H 6 [197,199] Possible structures for 31 [196], an apparent product of silylene addition. The major product, however, was assigned an empirical formula 31 SiC 4 H 6 and the silacyclopentadiene structure was favored [197], although attempts to synthesize the authentic compound have thus far been unsuccessful.…”
Section: Recoil Studies Of the Mechanism Of Silicon Atom Reactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A recent example from silicon chemistry indicates that product studies can be quite revealing mechanistically for polyvalent recoil atoms, particularly if some supplementary information is available from thermally induced reaction studies. Both the TANG and GASPAR groups have studied the reactions of recoiling silicon atoms with butadiene [196][197][198][199], 31 Si + Hi 31 Si 31 SiC 4 H 6 [197,199] Possible structures for 31 [196], an apparent product of silylene addition. The major product, however, was assigned an empirical formula 31 SiC 4 H 6 and the silacyclopentadiene structure was favored [197], although attempts to synthesize the authentic compound have thus far been unsuccessful.…”
Section: Recoil Studies Of the Mechanism Of Silicon Atom Reactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Scavenger . experiments done on reactions of recoiling silicon atoms have been interpreted as scavenging triplet Si H2 [28,29] 31 and Si F2 [32]. 31…”
Section: Structures and Physical Properties Of Silylenesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…18 Later, we have shown in our laboratory that the 31SiH2 thus formed can add 0020-1669/78/1317-2802S01.00/0 © 1978 American Chemical Society to 1,3-butadiene to give silacyclopent-3-ene-nSi (SCP*) (eq I).22-23 Studies using nitric oxides as a scavenger demonstrate that the reacting silylene is present as 80% triplet and 20% singlet, while studies using neon as a moderator proved that the ground electronic state of silylene is a singlet. 25 The ground electronic state of SiF2 has been spectroscopically established by Margrave and co-workers as a singlet. 15 Chemically it is extraordinarily stable, having a half-life at 0.1 Torr of 150 s. They have demonstrated that when SiF2 is formed in high concentrations by the thermal vaporization method, the SiF2 species dimerize very readily upon condensation to give (SiF2)2 and undergo further interactions in this dimer form.4,5 With the nuclear recoil technique, we have formed 31SiF2 by irradiating PF3 with fast neutrons.…”
Section: General Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%