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Benzene oxides molecular geometry

Preferred geometry of the benzene oxide-oxepin system can be predicted by molecular orbital methods. Thus benzene oxide la is predicted to be markedly non-planar (with the epoxide ring at an angle of 73° to the benzene ring), while the oxepin lb has been predicted to prefer a shallow boat structure (MINDO/3) or a planar structure ab initio) As previously mentioned, the proportion of each tautomer present at equilibrium is both temperature and solvent-dependent. Molecular orbital calculations have been used to rationalize the solvent effects, both in terms of the more polar character of the arene oxide that is favored in polar solvents and the strengthening of the oxirane C-C bond upon coordination of the oxygen atom lone pair in polar solvents. Thus values in the range 1.5-2.0 D and 0.76-1.36 D for the dipole moments of arene oxide la and oxepin lb have been calculated. [Pg.200]


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