Nuclear magnetic resonance spectra of cyclic 1, 3-diphenylallyl cations. 1, 3-Orbital interaction

DG Farnum, A Mostashari…

Index: Farnum,D.G. et al. Journal of Organic Chemistry, 1971 , vol. 36, # 5 p. 698 - 702

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Abstract

3 4 ization of the cations by 1, 3 overlap, one would expect the stabilization to increase as ring size decreased. One would therefore expect the para-proton resonance of the phenyl substituents on these cations to move upfield as one moved to smaller and smaller ring sizes. Although we have since shown that the para-proton resonance is in fact a very insensitive measure of carbonium ion stability, 2b and Taft has shown that the fluorine ...

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