Bond lengths 3-substituted

The reason that does not change with isotopic substitution is that it refers to the bond length at the minimum of the potential energy curve (see Figure 1.13), and this curve, whether it refers to the harmonic oscillator approximation (Section 1.3.6) or an anharmonic oscillator (to be discussed in Section 6.1.3.2), does not change with isotopic substitution. Flowever, the vibrational energy levels within the potential energy curve, and therefore tq, are affected by isotopic substitution this is illustrated by the mass-dependence of the vibration frequency demonstrated by Equation (1.68). 

Oxadiazoles, 6, 365-391 aldol condensation, 6, 383 bond lengths, 6, 378 catalytic hydrogenation, 5, 75 chemotherapy, 6, 391 dipole moments, 6, 378 electron densities, 6, 378 electrophilic substitution, 6, 382 ethers... 

Pyrano[3,2-g]benzoxazine, dihydrosynthesis, 3, 714 Pyranobenzoxazines synthesis, 6, 190 Pyranobenzoxazoles mass spectra, 3, 615 Pyrano[2,3-a]carbazoles synthesis, 4, 235 Pyrano[2,3- 6]carbazoles synthesis, 4, 235 Pyrano[3,2-a]carbazoles synthesis, 4, 235 Pyranochromones synthesis, 3, 821 Pyranochromones, dihydrosynthesis, 3, 81 817 Pyranocoumarins crystal data, 3, 623 mass spectra, 3, 610 Pyranodipyranones synthesis, 3, 794 Pyrano[3,2-6]indol-4-ones synthesis, 4, 302 Pyran-2-ol, dihydrodehydration, 3, 762 Pyran-2-ol, 3-methyltetrahydro-synthesis, 3, 775 Pyran-2-ol, tetrahydro-6-substituted synthesis, 3, 775 Pyran-4-ol, tetrahydro-IR spectra, 3, 594 Raman spectra, 3, 594 Pyranols, tetrahydro-bond lengths, 3, 621 synthesis, 3, 777... 

All three structures have 0(, symmetry and are very similar. The bond length from the central atom to the carbonyl group is slightly different in each compound, and it is longest for the molybdenum substituent. The internal structure of the carbonyl groups is essentially unchanged by substitution. ... 

Acetanilide, electrophilic aromatic substitution of, 939-940 Acetate ion, bond lengths in, 43 electrostatic potential map of, 43, 53, 56, 757 resonance in, 43 Acetk acid, bond angles in, 755 bond lengths in, 755 dimer of, 755 dipole moment of, 39 electrostatic potential map of, 53, 55... 

In the literature discussing these results, the coincidence of the NN bond lengths in diazonium ions with that in dinitrogen seems always to be regarded with complete satisfaction. In the opinion of the present author this close coincidence is somewhat surprising, firstly because of the fact that in diazonium ions one of the nitrogen atoms is bonded to another atom in addition to the N(2) atom, and secondly because work on dual substituent parameter evaluations of dediazoniation rates of substituted benzenediazonium ions clearly demonstrates that the nx orbitals of the N(l) nitrogen atom overlap with the aromatic 7t-electron system (see Sec. 8.4). 

Klasinc and Schulte-Frohlinde (1968), who also used HMO for the investigation of substituted benzene diazonium ions, were the first to realize that the remarkable distortion of bond lengths and angles of the benzene ring by the diazonio group (Sec. 4.2) has a significant influence on its reactivity. They found that the sp2-hybridization at the carbon atoms of the benzene ring varied from 1.75 for C(l) to 2.16 for C(2). 

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