Chemical Communications 2006-04-28

A quinhydrone-type 2 ratio 1 acceptor-donor charge transfer complex obtained via a solvent-free reaction.

Marcel Bouvet, Bernard Malézieux, Patrick Herson

Index: Chem. Commun. (Camb.) (16) , 1751-3, (2006)

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Abstract

A 2 : 1 2-methoxybenzoquinone (BQ(OMe))-hydroquinone (H2Q) complex (5), obtained as single crystals by a solvent-free reaction, combines dipolar and pi-pi interactions, as well as hydrogen bonding.

Related Compounds

  • Quinhydrone

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