1981
DOI: 10.1021/ja00405a001
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MNDO molecular orbital study of nitrenium ions derived from carcinogenic aromatic amines and amides

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“…A similar conclusion was reached on the basis of semiempirical MNDO molecular orbital calculations 7 and has since been confirmed in many ab initio studies. 8 ᎐ 12 It has been suggested that this extensive delocalization of the nitrogen charge is responsible for the unexpectedly small destabilizing effect of the highly electron-withdrawing COCH group in aryl nitrenium ions of the type 3 …”
Section: Introduction Ryl Nitrenium Ions Are Electron-deficient Di-supporting
confidence: 76%
“…A similar conclusion was reached on the basis of semiempirical MNDO molecular orbital calculations 7 and has since been confirmed in many ab initio studies. 8 ᎐ 12 It has been suggested that this extensive delocalization of the nitrogen charge is responsible for the unexpectedly small destabilizing effect of the highly electron-withdrawing COCH group in aryl nitrenium ions of the type 3 …”
Section: Introduction Ryl Nitrenium Ions Are Electron-deficient Di-supporting
confidence: 76%
“…In contrast, the singlet possesses a planar structure and a shortened C-N bond (1.311 Å ) consistent with its cyclohexadienyl imine cation character. This finding holds true at all levels of theory starting with AM1 semiempirical calculations 11,[37][38][39] all the way up to DFT calculations (BVWN5/cc-pVTZ//BVWN5/ccpVDZ). 40 Apparently the triplet behaves as a protonated triplet nitrene.…”
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confidence: 55%
“…7 By the replacement of the phenyl ring of the nitrenium ion with a pyrimidyl ring, the positive charge can be preferentially localized on its exocyclic N-position since the positive charge unfavourably populates the pyrimidyl ring compared with the phenyl ring owing to a higher electronegativity of an N atom compared with a C atom. This may explain the reason why the singlet pyrimidylnitrenium ion is more electrophilic for the arylation than the singlet phenylnitrenium ion, and undergoes the selective exocyclic N-arylation in spite of N-and C-arylations 3 of the latter ion.…”
Section: Formation Of 2-pyrimidylnitrenium Ionmentioning
confidence: 99%