RADICAL CLOCK REACTIONS UNDER PSEUDO-FIRST-ORDER CONDITIONS USING CATALYTIC QUANTITIES OF DIPHENYL DISELENIDE - A SE-77-NMR AND SN-119-NMR STUDY OF THE REACTION OF TRIBUTYLSTANNANE DIPHENYL DISELENIDE
D. Crich et al., RADICAL CLOCK REACTIONS UNDER PSEUDO-FIRST-ORDER CONDITIONS USING CATALYTIC QUANTITIES OF DIPHENYL DISELENIDE - A SE-77-NMR AND SN-119-NMR STUDY OF THE REACTION OF TRIBUTYLSTANNANE DIPHENYL DISELENIDE, Journal of organic chemistry, 61(7), 1996, pp. 2368-2373
A method for the trapping of alkyl radicals by constant, catalytic qua
ntities of PhSeH as a clock reaction in radical kinetics is presented.
PhSeH is introduced in the form of PhSeSePh and regenerated by slow a
ddition of a stoichiometric quantity of Bu(3)SnH. Using this method th
e rate constant for cyclization of the 6,6-diphenyl-5-hexenyl radical
was found to be 6.8 x 10(7)s(-1) at 20 degrees C, in fair agreement wi
th the literature value of 4 x 10(7)s(-1). An extension of the method
was used to determine the rate of quenching of the 2,3,4,6-tetra-O-ace
toxy-l-glucosyl radical by PhSeH as 3.6 x 10(6)s(-1) at 78 degrees C.
The reaction of Bu(3)SnH and PhSeSePh was studied by a combination of
Se-77- and Sn-119-NMR spectroscopy.