Reactions involving fluoride ion. Part 17. Oligomers of perfluorocyclobutene
Richard D. Chambers, Graham Taylor, Richard L. Powell
Abstract
Richard D. Chambers, Graham Taylor, Richard L. Powell
Abstract
Reaction of perfuorocyclobutene (1) with fluoride ion gives mainly a trimer (6) together with dimers (3) and (4) and a tetramer (7). The tetramer (7) is also obtained directly from the dimers (3) and (4). Reaction of (1) with pyridine provides a useful route to dimers (3) and (4) and a different trimer (10). The structures of these oligomers have been established and mechanisms for their formation are presented.
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Reaction of perfuorocyclobutene (1) with fluoride ion gives mainly a trimer (6) together with dimers (3) and (4) and a tetramer (7). The tetramer (7) is also obtained directly from the dimers (3) and (4). Reaction of (1) with pyridine provides a useful route to dimers (3) and (4) and a different trimer (10). The structures of these oligomers have been established and mechanisms for their formation are presented.
Key concepts: Trimer, Tetramer, Chemistry, Fluoride, Dimer, Ion, Pyridine, Oligomer