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Resonance stabilized radicals thermochemistry

Several other noteworthy features of resonance-stabilized radical thermochemistry are ... [Pg.115]

Use of the thermochemistry discussed above allows rough estimation of reaction enthalpy for a wide range of reactions involving resonance-stabilized radicals. Furthermore, reaction entropies and heat capacities may often be estimated to a good level of accuracy (+ 1-2 cal/mol K) (7b). Hence, equilibrium constants may be estimated to a level of accuracy determined primarily by the uncertainty in reaction enthalpy. [Pg.115]

The reaction of ODC6 DO to form a five member ring ODY(C5 )CDO radical has the lowest barrier of only 15 kcal mol This ODY(C5 )CDO radical can beta scission (eliminate) a formyl radical with a 37 kcal mof barrier to form cyclopentadiene-one (ODY(C5)). It is important to note that resonantly stabilized radicals of cyclopentadiene and cyclopentadiene-ones are formed in the oxidation steps of aromatic systems. Their thermochemistry, reaction paths and kinetics all need to be analyzed for the inclusion of aromatics in combustion mechanisms. [Pg.114]

The radical abstraction activation energy (Ei) was estimated from the thermochemistry (Ai/° i = 12.6 kcal.mole ) and a back abstraction activation energy of, = 9 kcal.mole Other estimates follow from the initiation reaction thermodynamics and by analogies with similar reactions . The chain carrier is the resonance stabilized, 2-methyl ally radical, and this should give the slowest (maximally inhibited) chain. From the steady state, one obtains... [Pg.444]


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