Mechanics Conjugated Systems

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There is significant bond alternation, however. The bond at the ring fusion is quite long 11.539 A). A molecular mechanics calculation on this molecule that included an SCF-MO treatment of the planar conjugated system found the molecule to be slightly destabilized (4kcal/mol) relative to a polyene reference. " ... 

Addition to conjugated systems can also be accomplished by any of the other three mechanisms. In each case, there is competition between 1,2 and 1,4 addition. In the case of nucleophilic or free-radical attack, the intermediates are resonance hybrids and behave like the intermediate from electrophilic attack. Dienes can give 1,4 addition by a cyclic mechanism in this way ... 

In contrast to the (experimentally well-established) mechanisms of its transformations, the mechanistic aspects concerning formation of524 are more or less speculative. From the absence of cross-conjugated systems (like 525) the assumption seems... 

Molecular structure can have a profound effect on the position in the spectrum where fluorescence occurs, as well as on its intensity. It can be shown by quantum mechanics that the more extended a conjugated system is, the smaller will be the separation in energy between the ground state and the lowest excited singlet state. This is evident in the fact that benzene, naphthalene, and anthracene, having one, two, and three rings, fluoresce maximally at 262 nm, 320 nm, and 379 nm, respectively. 

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