Correlation between the absolute configuration and the CD spectra of organic peroxides was studied by ab initio method with a mo- d el moleeule CH_3-O-O-CH_3.For P form when 0°≤θ(twist angle of C-O-O-C) <90&...Correlation between the absolute configuration and the CD spectra of organic peroxides was studied by ab initio method with a mo- d el moleeule CH_3-O-O-CH_3.For P form when 0°≤θ(twist angle of C-O-O-C) <90°, there is positive Cotton effect;when 90°<θ≤180°, there is nega- tive Cotton effect;the curve is bisignate at θ=90°.展开更多
The synthesis and characterization of two chiral fullerene complexes (+)_(430)^(CD)-[Mo(η~2-C_(60))(CO)_3(L^(RR))] 1 and (-)_(430)^(CD)-[Mo(η~2-C_(60))(CO)_3(L^(SS))] 2 were described. The CD spectra of 1 and 2 inth...The synthesis and characterization of two chiral fullerene complexes (+)_(430)^(CD)-[Mo(η~2-C_(60))(CO)_3(L^(RR))] 1 and (-)_(430)^(CD)-[Mo(η~2-C_(60))(CO)_3(L^(SS))] 2 were described. The CD spectra of 1 and 2 inthe visible range show weak Cotton effects, which are approximately of mirror image, indicatingthat the appended pineno-groups with opposite chirality in bipyridines can perturb the fullerenechromophores through the molybdenum centers and lead to induced CD effects.展开更多
文摘Correlation between the absolute configuration and the CD spectra of organic peroxides was studied by ab initio method with a mo- d el moleeule CH_3-O-O-CH_3.For P form when 0°≤θ(twist angle of C-O-O-C) <90°, there is positive Cotton effect;when 90°<θ≤180°, there is nega- tive Cotton effect;the curve is bisignate at θ=90°.
文摘The synthesis and characterization of two chiral fullerene complexes (+)_(430)^(CD)-[Mo(η~2-C_(60))(CO)_3(L^(RR))] 1 and (-)_(430)^(CD)-[Mo(η~2-C_(60))(CO)_3(L^(SS))] 2 were described. The CD spectra of 1 and 2 inthe visible range show weak Cotton effects, which are approximately of mirror image, indicatingthat the appended pineno-groups with opposite chirality in bipyridines can perturb the fullerenechromophores through the molybdenum centers and lead to induced CD effects.
