1990
DOI: 10.1016/s0277-5387(00)86238-5
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Selenium chloride and bromide equilibria in aprotic solvents; a 77Se NMR study

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“…The other strong signals neighbouring these ClSeSeBr peaks are due to the parent dichloride (1 285.6 ppm) and dibromide (1 186.9 ppm), which lie slightly more shielded than in the pure liquids. The assignment of these four diselenium dihalide signals parallels that observed for mixtures of Se2Cl2/Se,Br2 in CH2C1, (6) and suggests that the assignment of the signals for Se attached to C1 for ClSeSeCl and ClSeSeBr in the Se2C1,/SezBr2 mixture (2) may be reversed. From the relative chemical shifts of Se2C1, and SeSC1, in the Se2C12/S2C12 mixture, the signal at 1298.3 ppm is assigned to SeSCl, and the remaining peak in the Se bound to C1 part of the spectrum (1313.0 ppm) Can From a comparison of the relative intensities of the signal of Se attached to Br to those of the Se attached to C1, it is apparent that most of the Se is bound to Br and the S to C1.…”
Section: Selenium-77 Nmr Spectroscopysupporting
confidence: 68%
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“…The other strong signals neighbouring these ClSeSeBr peaks are due to the parent dichloride (1 285.6 ppm) and dibromide (1 186.9 ppm), which lie slightly more shielded than in the pure liquids. The assignment of these four diselenium dihalide signals parallels that observed for mixtures of Se2Cl2/Se,Br2 in CH2C1, (6) and suggests that the assignment of the signals for Se attached to C1 for ClSeSeCl and ClSeSeBr in the Se2C1,/SezBr2 mixture (2) may be reversed. From the relative chemical shifts of Se2C1, and SeSC1, in the Se2C12/S2C12 mixture, the signal at 1298.3 ppm is assigned to SeSCl, and the remaining peak in the Se bound to C1 part of the spectrum (1313.0 ppm) Can From a comparison of the relative intensities of the signal of Se attached to Br to those of the Se attached to C1, it is apparent that most of the Se is bound to Br and the S to C1.…”
Section: Selenium-77 Nmr Spectroscopysupporting
confidence: 68%
“…Early dipole moment studies of benzene solutions suggested that Se,Cl, may also have a pyramidal form (17) but these observations are probably accounted for by the presence of equilibrium amounts of SeCl,, Se3Cl,, and Se,Cl, in these solutions (6) and all the evidence supports a chain structure for this molecule (8,18). Seleninyl chloride, SeOCl,, has a pyramidal form (19) but this work has shown that SeSCl,, prepared by equilibration of SzClz and Se,Cl, mixtures, has a chain structure.…”
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“…The proton NMR spectrum of solutions of 2-mercaptoethanol oxidized with Se02 (weakly basic conditions), 13-and H202 with oxidant/HOC2H4SH stoichiometries of 1:4, 1:2, and 1:2 respectively, do not show a signal, corresponding to hydrogen bound to sulfur and oxida-. -tion to the disilfide complete via reactions [3], [5], and [6].…”
Section: Nmr Spectroscopymentioning
confidence: 99%