THE STRUCTURE OF CIS-3-ENE-1,5-DIYNE
Robb J. Wilson, Robert L. Kuczkowski, Sean A. Peebles, Robert J. Halter, Ryan L. Fimmen, Robert J. McMahon
Abstract
Robb J. Wilson, Robert L. Kuczkowski, Sean A. Peebles, Robert J. Halter, Ryan L. Fimmen, Robert J. McMahon
Abstract
The microwave spectrum of seven isotopes of cis-hex-3-ene-1,5-diyne has been observed using a pulsed-nozzle Fourier transform spectrometer. The inertial defect of $0.43 (amu-{\\AA}^{2})$ indicates planarity, as expected for this $\\pi$-conjugated system. The $r_{o}$ and $r_{s}$ structures will be discussed and compared to results from ab initio calculations. The evidence for non-linearity in the alkyne arms (CCCH) will be discussed, given that this highly unsaturated molecule is the prototype hydrocarbon which undergoes the Bergman cyclization to benzenoid diradicals.
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The microwave spectrum of seven isotopes of cis-hex-3-ene-1,5-diyne has been observed using a pulsed-nozzle Fourier transform spectrometer. The inertial defect of $0.43 (amu-{\\AA}^{2})$ indicates planarity, as expected for this $\\pi$-conjugated system. The $r_{o}$ and $r_{s}$ structures will be discussed and compared to results from ab initio calculations. The evidence for non-linearity in the alkyne arms (CCCH) will be discussed, given that this highly unsaturated molecule is the prototype hydrocarbon which undergoes the Bergman cyclization to benzenoid diradicals.
Key concepts: Ene reaction, Computer science, Mathematics, Combinatorics, Chemistry, Stereochemistry