Problem on spectra of conjugate molecules having repeated units have been discussed before. However, most of these discussions are confined to molecules that have only single bond between adjacent repeated units. In t...Problem on spectra of conjugate molecules having repeated units have been discussed before. However, most of these discussions are confined to molecules that have only single bond between adjacent repeated units. In this paper, the results of a previous paper are extended to include the case of straight chain conjugate展开更多
In this paper, a method of local symmetry is applied to metallo-organic 5-membered and 6-membered ring poly-decker sandwiches (briefly called 5-membered sandwich Ⅰ and 6-membered sandwich Ⅱ), and the nature of their...In this paper, a method of local symmetry is applied to metallo-organic 5-membered and 6-membered ring poly-decker sandwiches (briefly called 5-membered sandwich Ⅰ and 6-membered sandwich Ⅱ), and the nature of their chemical bond is discussed by means of the HMO theory. The stable electronic configuration for these sandwiches is obtained. A working rule for the total number of valence electrons being 6(2n+l)+4t is proposed. It is reasonable to suggest some potential synthetic goals of poly-decker sandwiches. The discovery in 1951 of the transition metal π-complex, ferrocene, created a new research field of metalloorganic sandwiches. Since then, a lot of bis-decker sandwich-展开更多
文摘Problem on spectra of conjugate molecules having repeated units have been discussed before. However, most of these discussions are confined to molecules that have only single bond between adjacent repeated units. In this paper, the results of a previous paper are extended to include the case of straight chain conjugate
文摘In this paper, a method of local symmetry is applied to metallo-organic 5-membered and 6-membered ring poly-decker sandwiches (briefly called 5-membered sandwich Ⅰ and 6-membered sandwich Ⅱ), and the nature of their chemical bond is discussed by means of the HMO theory. The stable electronic configuration for these sandwiches is obtained. A working rule for the total number of valence electrons being 6(2n+l)+4t is proposed. It is reasonable to suggest some potential synthetic goals of poly-decker sandwiches. The discovery in 1951 of the transition metal π-complex, ferrocene, created a new research field of metalloorganic sandwiches. Since then, a lot of bis-decker sandwich-