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Hydrogen abstraction distances, solid

Table I. Reactants, Hydrogen Abstraction Distances and Steric Compressions in Solid State Photorearrangements... Table I. Reactants, Hydrogen Abstraction Distances and Steric Compressions in Solid State Photorearrangements...
Bredt s rule. In this way, 1-adamantyl p-methoxyacetophenone 86a was forced to yield only cyclobutanols 87a and 88a as photoproducts [281]. Whereas (benzene) solution phase irradiations of 86a yielded a 2.6 ratio of 87a/88a, the solid state photoproduct ratio, 0.5, favors the more sterically hindered cyclobutanol. X-Ray diffraction studies predict a chair-like y-hydrogen abstraction pathway for 86a (in contrast to the boat-like transition states of 82) in which the C=0-Ha distance is 2.67 A. Other abstractable hydrogens (Hb) are at least 0.3 A farther from the carbonyl oxygen (Scheme 44). If i-BR has a conformation which mimics that of the ketone, its least motion pathway favors formation of the more sterically hindered cyclobutanol 88a. [Pg.183]

Scheffer, Trotter, and co-workers have provided elegant demonstrations of the distance and angular dependence between a carbonyl oxygen atom and a gamma hydrogen atom on the ease of initial abstraction [276], Their singlecrystal X-ray structural information allows the various courses of Norrish II reactions of neat solids to be understood in the context of topochemical control [11,13]. For instance, they have noted that the cyclic diones 77 (n = 7,8,10, and 12) follow different Norrish II pathways depending upon the conformations of the individual molecules in their crystals (Eq. 9) [277]. [Pg.175]


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