Positive charge delocalization and anti‐aromaticity of cations generated by protonation of benzo[ a ]fluoranthenes in superacid
Benzo[ a ]fluoranthene ( 4a ) is one of non‐alternate polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. A reaction of 4a in CF 3 SO 3 H yielded a dark yellow solution. Direct NMR observation indicated the exclusive formation of carbocation 4aH + by protonation at the C(8) position. The most deshielded 1 H and 13 C...
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description | Benzo[
a
]fluoranthene (
4a
) is one of non‐alternate polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. A reaction of
4a
in CF
3
SO
3
H yielded a dark yellow solution. Direct NMR observation indicated the exclusive formation of carbocation
4aH
+
by protonation at the C(8) position. The most deshielded
1
H and
13
C signals were observed at 8.99 ppm for H(12) and 8.29 ppm for H(1), 182.6 ppm for C(12b), 155.6 ppm for C(8a), and 149.4 ppm for C(7a). The signals for H(4) and H(5) were significantly more shielded than those of
4a
. A reaction of 3‐
tert
‐butylbenzo[
a
]fluoranthene (
4b
) in CF
3
SO
3
H afforded carbocation
4bH
+
by the protonation at the C(8) position.
4bH
+
was gradually converted to
4aH
+
. The changes in
13
C NMR chemical shifts (Δδ
13
C) suggested that positive charge was delocalized into mainly seven carbons in
4aH
+
and
4bH
+
. The observed cations were found to be the most stable cations among the possible protonation cations by the DFT method. The NICS(1)
zz
values for the five‐membered rings were calculated to be 35.6 for
4aH
+
and 34.4 for
4bH
+
by GIAO‐B3LYP/6‐311+G(2d,p). The experimental NMR and the NICS(1)
zz
data indicated that the five‐membered rings in
4aH
+
and
4bH
+
exhibited anti‐aromaticity. |
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a
]fluoranthene (
4a
) is one of non‐alternate polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. A reaction of
4a
in CF
3
SO
3
H yielded a dark yellow solution. Direct NMR observation indicated the exclusive formation of carbocation
4aH
+
by protonation at the C(8) position. The most deshielded
1
H and
13
C signals were observed at 8.99 ppm for H(12) and 8.29 ppm for H(1), 182.6 ppm for C(12b), 155.6 ppm for C(8a), and 149.4 ppm for C(7a). The signals for H(4) and H(5) were significantly more shielded than those of
4a
. A reaction of 3‐
tert
‐butylbenzo[
a
]fluoranthene (
4b
) in CF
3
SO
3
H afforded carbocation
4bH
+
by the protonation at the C(8) position.
4bH
+
was gradually converted to
4aH
+
. The changes in
13
C NMR chemical shifts (Δδ
13
C) suggested that positive charge was delocalized into mainly seven carbons in
4aH
+
and
4bH
+
. The observed cations were found to be the most stable cations among the possible protonation cations by the DFT method. The NICS(1)
zz
values for the five‐membered rings were calculated to be 35.6 for
4aH
+
and 34.4 for
4bH
+
by GIAO‐B3LYP/6‐311+G(2d,p). The experimental NMR and the NICS(1)
zz
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4aH
+
and
4bH
+
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a
]fluoranthene (
4a
) is one of non‐alternate polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. A reaction of
4a
in CF
3
SO
3
H yielded a dark yellow solution. Direct NMR observation indicated the exclusive formation of carbocation
4aH
+
by protonation at the C(8) position. The most deshielded
1
H and
13
C signals were observed at 8.99 ppm for H(12) and 8.29 ppm for H(1), 182.6 ppm for C(12b), 155.6 ppm for C(8a), and 149.4 ppm for C(7a). The signals for H(4) and H(5) were significantly more shielded than those of
4a
. A reaction of 3‐
tert
‐butylbenzo[
a
]fluoranthene (
4b
) in CF
3
SO
3
H afforded carbocation
4bH
+
by the protonation at the C(8) position.
4bH
+
was gradually converted to
4aH
+
. The changes in
13
C NMR chemical shifts (Δδ
13
C) suggested that positive charge was delocalized into mainly seven carbons in
4aH
+
and
4bH
+
. The observed cations were found to be the most stable cations among the possible protonation cations by the DFT method. The NICS(1)
zz
values for the five‐membered rings were calculated to be 35.6 for
4aH
+
and 34.4 for
4bH
+
by GIAO‐B3LYP/6‐311+G(2d,p). The experimental NMR and the NICS(1)
zz
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4aH
+
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4bH
+
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a
]fluoranthene (
4a
) is one of non‐alternate polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. A reaction of
4a
in CF
3
SO
3
H yielded a dark yellow solution. Direct NMR observation indicated the exclusive formation of carbocation
4aH
+
by protonation at the C(8) position. The most deshielded
1
H and
13
C signals were observed at 8.99 ppm for H(12) and 8.29 ppm for H(1), 182.6 ppm for C(12b), 155.6 ppm for C(8a), and 149.4 ppm for C(7a). The signals for H(4) and H(5) were significantly more shielded than those of
4a
. A reaction of 3‐
tert
‐butylbenzo[
a
]fluoranthene (
4b
) in CF
3
SO
3
H afforded carbocation
4bH
+
by the protonation at the C(8) position.
4bH
+
was gradually converted to
4aH
+
. The changes in
13
C NMR chemical shifts (Δδ
13
C) suggested that positive charge was delocalized into mainly seven carbons in
4aH
+
and
4bH
+
. The observed cations were found to be the most stable cations among the possible protonation cations by the DFT method. The NICS(1)
zz
values for the five‐membered rings were calculated to be 35.6 for
4aH
+
and 34.4 for
4bH
+
by GIAO‐B3LYP/6‐311+G(2d,p). The experimental NMR and the NICS(1)
zz
data indicated that the five‐membered rings in
4aH
+
and
4bH
+
exhibited anti‐aromaticity.</abstract><doi>10.1002/poc.4647</doi><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7218-5217</orcidid><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5384-9441</orcidid></addata></record> |
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