
Journal of the Chemical Society. Perkin transactions II p. 1751 - 1756 (1986)
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Wan, Peter
Chak, Becky
The photosolvolysis of several methoxy-, dimethoxy-, and hydroxy-substituted benzyl alcohols has been studied in aqueous solution.The primary photochemical event is photodehydroxylation, to give a benzyl cation intermediate, which can be trapped by added external nucleophiles.The reaction is via the singlet excited state, based on observation of fluorescence quenching by hydronium ion in a complementary manner with acid catalysis of reaction observed for several derivatives.Solvent isotope effects on fluorescence efficiency and reaction for (7) and (8) provide additional support of singlet-state reactivity for these compounds.Dimethoxy-substituted alcohols are more reactive than monosubstituted compounds, with quantum yields of methanolysis of up to 0.31 for the most reactive compound, 2,6-dimethoxybenzyl alcohol (8).Using a kinetic argument, the quantum yields of the primary photodehydroxylation process has been estimated to be 1.0 +/- 0.1 for this compound.The results observed for the dimethoxy-substituted derivatives suggest the existence of additivity of substituent effects in these photodehydroxylation reactions.
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