GENERATION OF NEW NITRILE N-SULFIDES (NCCNS, R(2)NCNS, H3CSCNS, AND CLCNS) AS IONS AND NEUTRALS IN THE GAS-PHASE - TANDEM MASS-SPECTROMETRY, FLASH VACUUM PYROLYSIS, AND AB-INITIO MO STUDY
R. Flammang et al., GENERATION OF NEW NITRILE N-SULFIDES (NCCNS, R(2)NCNS, H3CSCNS, AND CLCNS) AS IONS AND NEUTRALS IN THE GAS-PHASE - TANDEM MASS-SPECTROMETRY, FLASH VACUUM PYROLYSIS, AND AB-INITIO MO STUDY, Journal of physical chemistry, 100(44), 1996, pp. 17452-17459
1,2,5-Thiadiazoles 1-5 bearing CN, CONH2, SCH3, and Cl substituents ha
ve been investigated under electron impact conditions. Collisional act
ivation (CA) and neutralizatiun-reionization (NX) mass spectrometries
have allowed the identification of new nitrile N-sulfides (NCCNS, H2NC
NS, H3CSCNS, and ClCNS) as ions or neutrals in the gas phase of a mass
spectrometer, These results were supported by chemical ionization exp
eriments of nitriles using carbon disulfide as the reagent gas, flash
vacuum pyrolysis experiments, and ab initio molecular orbital calculat
ions at the G2(MP2,SVP) level. The neutral nitrile N-sulfides are foun
d by experiment and theory to be observable species in the gas phase.
All the cations are potential energy minima, and their calculated frag
mentation energies are in accord with experimental observations.