40422-15-9

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1-Bromopropane-2,2-d2 (CAS# 40422-15-9) is a useful isotopically labeled research compound.

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• 40422-14-8 2,2-dideuterio-propan-1-ol 

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Protonated 1,3,5-cycloheptatriene and 7-alkyl-1,3,5-cycloheptatrienes in the gas phase: Ring contraction to the isomeric alkylbenzenium ions

1,3,5-Cycloheptatriene (1) and various 7-alkyl-1,3,5-cycloheptatrienes (3, 6, 9, 13, and 16-19) were subjected to gas-phase protonation under CI(CH4) and CI(iC4H10) conditions and the MIKE spectra of their [M + H]+ ions were measured. Loss of CH4 from the parent ion [1 + H]+ and almost exclusive loss of C2H4 from the methyl derivative [3 + H]+ indicate ring contraction of the dihydrotopylium ions to protonated toluene (toluenium ions) and protonated ethylbenzene (ethylbenzenium ions), respectively, prior to fragmentation. With increased exothermicity of protonation, ions [3 + H]+ also isomerize to xylenium ions. Similarly, higher protonated n-alkylcycloheptatrienes undergo skeletal isomerization to the corresponding 'chain-elongated' (n + 1)-alkylbenzenium and to the corresponding n-alkyltoluennium ions. Starting with ethyldihydrotropylium ions, a competing isomerization channel is opened giving rise to expulsion of C2H4 from the constituents of the seven-membered ring, as evidenced by deuterium labelling and an unusually high kinetic energy release. Isoalkyl analogues behave in a similar manner with increased hydrogen exchange between the α position of the side chain and the ring.

Deuterium and Carbon-13 NMR of the Solid Polymorphism of Benzenehexoyl Hexa-n-hexanoate

Deuterium and carbon-13 NMR of specifically labeled benzenehexoyl hexa-n-hexanoate in the various solid-state phases are reported.The spectra exhibit dynamic line shapes which change discontinuously at the phase transitions.The results are interpreted in terms of sequential "melting" of the side chains on going from the low-temperature solid phases IV, III, etc., toward the liquid.In phase IV the molecules are very nearly static, except for fast rotation of the methyl groups about their C3 axes.The results in phase III were quantitatively interpreted in terms of a two-site isomerization process ivolving simultaneous rotation by 95 deg about C1-C1 and transition from gtg to g'g't (or equivalently g'tg' to ggt) for the rest of the chain.The specific rate of this reaction at 0 deg C is ca. 1E5 s-1.In phase II additional chain isomerization processes set-in which were, however, not analyzed quantitatively.Further motional modes, involving reorintation of whole chains about their Car-O bonds, appear on going to phase I.In all solid phases the benzene ring remains static.

THE rs STRUCTURES OF PROPYL FLUORIDE AND DIFFERENCES IN STRUCTURES BETWEEN ROTATIONAL ISOMERS

Microwave spectra of trans and gauche propyl fluoride and its isotopically substituted species have been measured.The rs structures of the trans and gauche isomers of this molecule are determined from the observed moments of inertia.It is found that the CCC angle values are largely different between two isomers, while the CCF angle values stay unchanged.The rs structures of ethyl fluorosilane and ethylmethyl sulfide are re-examined in order to compare the results with those of propyl fluoride.The differences in the structural parameter values between the rotational isomers are discussed for the present molecules and the analogous molecules such as ethanethiol and ethaneselenol.