Pf. Wilson et al., REACTIONS OF CH3OCH2- A MECHANISM FOR THE FORMATION OF PROTONATED IMINES( WITH NITROGEN BASES ), International journal of mass spectrometry and ion processes, 132(1-2), 1994, pp. 149-152
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Spectroscopy,"Physics, Atomic, Molecular & Chemical
The CH3OCH2+ ion reacts with NH3 and with primary and secondary amines
R2NH with the elimination of CH3OH to form the protonated imines R2NC
H+. Proton transfer and methyl cation transfer, although exothermic, a
re not major channels. Elimination of CH3OH is also observed with C2H5
OH to form C2H5OCH+. No reaction is observed with HCN, while methyl ca
tion transfer to form CH3CNCH3+ is the main channel with CH3CN. The re
activity of the CH3CHOH+ isomer is different, with fast proton transfe
r to CH3CN and NH3. With CH3CN, a fast three-body association channel
is also observed.