1959
DOI: 10.1039/tf9595500232
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The dipole moments of some unsaturated sulphones

Abstract: The dipole moments of some a : /3-and / 3 : y-unsaturated sulphones have been determined experimentally. The moments of the a : Bunsaturated sulphones are only slightly higher than those of the corresponding , ! ? : y-unsaturated sulphones. It is suggested that there is no conjugative interaction of the sulphonyl and ethenyl groups in the ground states of cc : /3-unsaturated sulphones. The data are interpreted in terms of the inductive effect of the sulphonyl group.

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“…The non-availability of dipole moment data on the geometrical isomers of ct,/~unsaturated sulphides and sulphones prompted us to undertake the present study. Baliah and Shanmuganathan (1959) studied the dipole moments of some ~,fl-and flj-unsaturated sulphones but their study included only a few trans ~,fl-unsaturated sulphones. The scope of the present study includes (i) determining whether the sulphide function conjugates with the styryl group as an electron-donor or as an electronacceptor, and (ii) estimating the magnitude of the differences between the dipole moments of cis and trans isomers and determining the steric and polar factors which cause these differences.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The non-availability of dipole moment data on the geometrical isomers of ct,/~unsaturated sulphides and sulphones prompted us to undertake the present study. Baliah and Shanmuganathan (1959) studied the dipole moments of some ~,fl-and flj-unsaturated sulphones but their study included only a few trans ~,fl-unsaturated sulphones. The scope of the present study includes (i) determining whether the sulphide function conjugates with the styryl group as an electron-donor or as an electronacceptor, and (ii) estimating the magnitude of the differences between the dipole moments of cis and trans isomers and determining the steric and polar factors which cause these differences.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%