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Bond strengths in Vinyl, Allyl, and Ethynyl Peroxy Radicals

4 Bond strengths in Vinyl, Allyl, and Ethynyl Peroxy Radicals [Pg.53]

Jonsson [90] reports values between 13.4 and 23.4 kcal mol for C=CC—00 . Our value is 18.52 kcal mol and the estimated value of Benson is 18.2 + 0.5 kcal mol [20]. Knyazev and Slagle [14 ] have found 18.42 kcal mol  [Pg.54]

The C=CCO—O value is 62.4 kcal mol, which is similar to values of the alkyl-peroxy [Pg.54]

The Bond energies for C C—00 and CC=C—00 are higher than those for vinyl and alkyl systems rely from 49 to 57 kcal mol. Bond strengths between C=C—00 and CC=C—00 show a difference of 9 kcal mol, from 48.9 to 57.8 kcal mol with an additional carbon on the non-hydroperoxide sp carbon. [Pg.54]

The O—O bond energies in C=CO—0 and CC CO—O are weak at about 16 kcal mol, similar to the weak bonds (ca. 7 kcal moT ) in the ethynyl hydroperoxides. The O—O bond energies in C=CO—O and CC=CO—0 show a slight increase from 15.8 to 17.9 kcal mol with an additional carbon on the non hydroperoxide sp carbon. [Pg.54]




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Allyl bonded

Allyl radical

Allyl vinyl

Allylic radicals

Bond and bonding strengths

Bond strength

Bonding and radicals

Bonding strength

Bonds vinylic

Ethynylation

Ethynyls

Peroxy

Peroxy radicals

Radical allylation

Radicals bonding

Radicals vinyl radical

Radicals) allylations

Vinyl peroxy

Vinyl radicals

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