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Photochemical reaction channels

Angular or spatial electron shift induced by excitation results, in general, in weakening of some bonds within the molecule. The probability of the effective photochemical [Pg.42]


For the mechanistic studies made, this protocol is able to give information about how dynamical properties affect the evolution of a photochemical reaction, but is not accurate enough for quantitative results. The information obtained relates to aspects of the surface such as the relative steepness of regions on the lower slopes of the conical intersection, and the relative width of alternative channels. [Pg.302]

The initial photochemical processes for CH4 are complex, with five competing reaction channels. The amount of each possible reaction, i.e. the number of products appearing in each reaction channel, is called the branching ratio and is a matter of... [Pg.297]

A thermal oxidation of 2,3-dimethyl-2-butene, 16, occurs in NaY when the temperature of the oxygen-loaded zeolite in raised above — 20°C [35], Similar thermally initiated oxidations were not observed for the less electron rich tram-or cix-2-butene. Remarkably, pinacolone was conclusively identified as one of the products of the reaction of 16, This ketone is not a product of the photochemical Frei oxidation (vide supra) and underscores the very different character of these two reactions and the complexity of the oxygen/16 potential energy surface, A rationale for the different behavior could lie in the different electronic states of the reactive oxygen-CT complex in the thermal and photochemical reactions. Irradiation could produce an excited triplet-state CT complex ( [16 O2] ) and/ or ion pair ( [16 02 ] ) with different accessible reaction channels than those available to a vibrationally excited ground-state triplet complex ( [16 "02]) and/... [Pg.302]

Figure 6.2 Steering of photochemical reactions by coherent control of ultrafast electron dynamics in molecules by shaped femtosecond laser pulses. Ultrafast excitation of electronic target states in molecules launches distinct nuclear dynamics, which eventually lead to specific outcomes of the photochemical reaction. The ability to switch efficiently between different electronic target channels, optimally achieved by turning only a single control knob on the control field, provides an enhanced flexibility in the triggering of photochemical events, such as fragmentation, excited state vibration, and isomerization. Figure 6.2 Steering of photochemical reactions by coherent control of ultrafast electron dynamics in molecules by shaped femtosecond laser pulses. Ultrafast excitation of electronic target states in molecules launches distinct nuclear dynamics, which eventually lead to specific outcomes of the photochemical reaction. The ability to switch efficiently between different electronic target channels, optimally achieved by turning only a single control knob on the control field, provides an enhanced flexibility in the triggering of photochemical events, such as fragmentation, excited state vibration, and isomerization.
The transformation shown in equation (54) retains many of the features of ordinary photochemical and transition-metal-catalyzed thermal reactions of organic compounds, but displays some unique characteristics as well. In cases where irradiation serves only to accelerate the rate of the expected thermal process, higher chemical yields of product can result, reaction rates are subject to greater control through regulation of light intensity, and thermally sensitive products are isolated more readily since elevated reaction temperatures can be avoided. Alternatively, the function of M may be to facilitate known photochemical reactions of O or perhaps introduce new reaction channels not observed upon irradiation of O alone. A detailed discussion of the mechanisms and synthetic applications of these processes has been presented.177... [Pg.409]

A cumulative success of artificial ion-channel functions by simple molecules may disclose a wide gate for the design of ion channels and possible applications to ionics devices. Incorporation of these channels into bilayer lipid membrane systems may trigger the developments towards ionics devices. The conventional BLM system, however, is not very stable, one major drawback for the practical applications, and some stabilization methods, such as impregnating the material in micro-porous polycarbonate or polyester filters, are required.127 132-137 On the other hand, the conventional LB technique prohibits rapid photochemical reactions of incorporated chromophores and many efforts to overcome the problems have been made.138-141... [Pg.202]

Pyridones can react photochemically along several reaction channels [94]. Besides [4 + 4]-photodimerization and 4jt]-ring closure, [2 + 2]-photocydoaddition reactions are possible in an a,P- or in a y,8-mode relative to the carbonyl carbon atom. With regard to the former reaction pathway, the [2 + 2]-photocydoaddition of olefins to 4-alkoxypyridones appears to be synthetically most useful (vide infra). [Pg.192]

Lahav, Leiserowitz and their coworkers have used inclusion complexes of deoxycholic acid to carry out asymmetric photochemical reactions. The authors reported that acetophenone forms a 2 5 crystalline channel inclusion complex with deoxycholic acid 22 as the host and that irradiation of the complex in th4 solid state leads to abstraction of a hydrogen atom by the acetophenone 23a from C5 of the steroid followed by coupling of the resulting radical pair to produce1 photoproduct 24 (Scheme 9) [216,219]. The authors were able to follow the course of the reaction by x-ray crystallography. Only one diastereomer of the product was obtained in the reaction. Aoyama et al. have studied the reaction of AT,N-dialkylpyruvamides in deoxycholic acid inclusion crystals (Scheme 10) [246], Solid-state irradiation of the inclusion complex of 22 and 25 gave the... [Pg.570]

In photochemical reactions, the population of excited states of different orbital origins can result in quite different reactivity patterns. Therefore, reaction products may occur, which are not accessible at all in thermochemical pathways. Especially in organometallic and coordination compounds, the primary photoproducts obtained are not always resulting from the lowest-lying excited state levels. Wavelength-selective excitation may then be exploited to channel the product formation process and to control a possible branching between different reactivity patterns. [Pg.257]

The photochemical behavior is changed if one increases the ratio of dimethylamine in the argon gas mixtures. At ratios > 1 50 the IR absorptions of 7 were very weak in pure dimethylamine matrices they could not be detected at all. A new reaction channel is opened up under these conditions. [Pg.104]

To strike a balance, structural information will be presented only for those cases of direct relevance to the photoinitiated reactions, namely (i) a few examples of CO2-HX and N2O-HX spectra in which large, qualitative differences can be seen, (ii) a compilation of all experimentally derived distances and angles, and (iii) comparisons to calculated values, when a combination of experiment and theory is needed to draw conclusions. What has been rather absent so far in studies of weakly bonded complexes, is information about systems involving heavy atoms. It is true that species like iodine and bromine do not necessarily bring joy to the lives of electronic structure theorists, but these are the systems most amenable to the experimental photoinitiated reaction studies. Also, the possibility of marked differences for seemingly homologous series makes quantitative evaluations imperative. Our discovery of the qualitative structural difference between CO2-HCI and C02-HBr underscores this point [34]. As pragmatists, we were able to quickly exploit this difference, but more importantly, it may be possible in the future to systematically use such differences to examine different photochemical entrance channels. [Pg.256]

The photochemical oxidation of methane is the most important source of formaldehyde. Atmospheric formaldehyde is also produced by the photochemical oxidation of non-methane hydrocarbons. The kinetics of the reaction HCHO + OH has been studied both experimentally and theoretically.151"162 Kinetic isotopic effects for some deuterated formaldehyde isotopomers have been reported.153"155 Results of experimental and theoretical studies151"162 indicate a complex reaction mechanism consisting of three competitive reaction channels... [Pg.182]

It is also of significance to incorporate complex molecules into microporous crystals to form photochemically or photophysically active centers. Because of the separation by the host framework, the complexes located in the channels or cages of microporous crystals are isolated. If the isolated centers with oxidation or reduction features are loaded in the connected and adjacent cages of a microporous crystal, redox pairs may be formed. Electron transfer may occur on these redox pairs under the excitation of light, and therefore photochemical reactions may proceed effectively. This is important for the utilization of solar energy. In addition, this type of assembly system may also be used to simulate the electron transfer process of oxidation-reduction in biological systems. [Pg.646]

Insight into the photochemical reactions between deoxycholic or apocholic acid ( choleic acids ) and guest molecules in crystalline inclusion complexes has been obtained by X-rzy studies. The choleic acids form channels with wall structures determined by the nature of the guest molecule. Guest ketones of various types react photochemically by addition to the choleic acid at a site determined by the orientation of the ketone molecule in relation to the host (e.g. deoxycholic acid reacts at C-5 or C-6 with linear aliphatic ketones, but at C-16 with cyclohexanone).12... [Pg.271]


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