Dimesitylcarbene: the distinct chemistries of its singlet and triplet states
AS Nazran, D Griller
Index: Nazran, Avtar S.; Griller, David Journal of the Chemical Society, Chemical Communications, 1983 , # 15 p. 850 - 851
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Abstract
The singlet states of diarylcarbenes are thought to insert into the 0-H bonds of alcohols and to add stereospecifically to olefins. By contrast, their triplet ground states are thought to be efficient hydrogen abstracting agents and are believed to add non-stereospecifically to olefins.1-12 The experimental data supporting these hypotheses are equivocal. For example, optical absorption spectra due to the triplet states of diphenyl~arbene,~~~,~~ fluoreny1idene,'l*l2 and 1 - ...
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