1971
DOI: 10.1021/j100680a015
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Thermodynamics of cis-trans isomerizations. II. 1-Chloro-2-fluoroethylenes, 1,2-difluorocyclopropanes, and related molecules

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“…Therefore, the C-X n overlap population variation cannot be invoked to explain the experimental relative stabilities, contrary to previous suggestion [8].…”
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“…Therefore, the C-X n overlap population variation cannot be invoked to explain the experimental relative stabilities, contrary to previous suggestion [8].…”
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confidence: 86%
“…Falling into the first group are the elements C-C, C-H and X-X. However, the element X-X cited by previous work [5,8,9,11] to be responsible for the observed trend is actually calculated to be repulsive for all cis isomers. Element C-X runs in exactly the opposite direction, favoring the trans isomer in C2H2F2 and the cis isomer in 02^12-One notes that these results cannot be interpreted within the non-bonded attraction theory because not only is the X-X interaction repulsive in all of the cis isomers, but it is actually slightly more repulsive in difluoroethylene than in diiodoethylene.…”
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“…This is the interpretation of the 'cis' effect, i.e. the greater stability of (Z)-l,2-dihalogenoethenes compared with their (E)-diastereomers (Craig, Piper & Wheeler, 1971;Epiotis, 1973;Epiotis & Yates, 1976). However, this view is not unchallenged (Bingham, 1976).…”
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