1980
DOI: 10.1016/0040-4020(80)80015-9
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Zur isomerisierung von cyclohexyl-/ methylcyclopentylkationen in der gasphase

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“…Instead, the formal abstraction of two hydrogen atoms likely occurs by hydride abstraction by C2 of 12 to yield 25 (Scheme 3), followed by proton transfer from the methylcyclopentyl cation, a rearrangement product of the initially formed cyclohexyl cation. 14 In conclusion, the 2,4,6-tridehydropyridine radical cation 12 was successfully generated. The first bond formation in 12 occurs at C2 via nucleophilic addition, which quenches the C− N ortho-benzyne moiety.…”
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“…Instead, the formal abstraction of two hydrogen atoms likely occurs by hydride abstraction by C2 of 12 to yield 25 (Scheme 3), followed by proton transfer from the methylcyclopentyl cation, a rearrangement product of the initially formed cyclohexyl cation. 14 In conclusion, the 2,4,6-tridehydropyridine radical cation 12 was successfully generated. The first bond formation in 12 occurs at C2 via nucleophilic addition, which quenches the C− N ortho-benzyne moiety.…”
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“…Further, hydride abstraction is the major reaction for 12 upon interaction with cyclohexane (as well as for 14 – 17 ; Table ). Instead, the formal abstraction of two hydrogen atoms likely occurs by hydride abstraction by C2 of 12 to yield 25 (Scheme ), followed by proton transfer from the methylcyclopentyl cation, a rearrangement product of the initially formed cyclohexyl cation …”
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