Selective Activation of CCl and CF Bonds by SO.+ Radical Cations: An Experimental and Computational Study.
Chempluschem
; 78(9): 1065-1072, 2013 Sep.
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The activation of C-halogen bonds by the SO. + radical cation is investigated in the gas phase. The CCl bond of CH2 Cl2 is activated by fast and effective chloride-ion transfer, whereas the CF bond of CH2 F2 is activated by a very slow fluoride-ion transfer. In both cases, thermodynamic and kinetic factors account for the type of process and the observed selectivity, that is, carbon-halogen versus carbon-hydrogen activation, mainly owing to the presence of the sulfur atom. The cleavage of the CCl bond of CH2 Cl2 by SO. + is a rare example of a very effective and selective chloride-ion abstraction by a metal-free, sulfur-centred radical cation.
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