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The fundamental influence of cations in nucleophilic additions to carbonyl compounds is discussed in terms of either carbonyl complexation or ionic association with the nucleophile. Since loose ion pairs react essentially under complexation control while tight ion pairs react under association control, an experimental criterion is proposed to determine which factor controls the reactivity (complexation or association) based on the kinetic effects of cryptand or crown-ether addition.An application of this duality is then examined for the regioselectivity of nucleophilic additions to α-enones and correlated with perturbational arguments based on abinitio calculations. Under complexation control, attack at carbon 2 is favoured, especially when a soft nucleophile is involved and the counter-ion is Li+ rather than Na+. Under association control two cases are considered according to whether the cation is directly bound or not to the nucleophilic center; in addition, the influence of hard or soft metals and the possibility of a cationic bridge in the transition state have been discussed. Several kinetic controlled reactions have been examined and interpreted in this way. An extension of this concept to other reactions will be considered. 相似文献
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de Farias RF de Souza JM de Melo JV Airoldi C 《Journal of colloid and interface science》2000,227(1):147-151
Polyaniline deposited on As(2)O(3) surface resulted in a new material, which was characterized by infrared spectoscopy, thermogravimetry, differential scanning calorimetry, scanning electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction, and cyclic voltammetry. The mass percentage of polymer deposited on oxide surface is approximately 13%. The scanning electron microscopy images as well as the X-ray diffraction patterns provided conclusive evidence that the oxide surface is coated by the polymer. The cyclic voltammograms of the polyaniline adsorbed on As(2)O(3) surface showed that the adsorbate exerts remarkable effects on redox processes on this oxide. The pure oxide exhibited two oxidation/reduction peaks at 0.25/-0.06 and 0.47/-0.25 V attributed tentatively to the processes As(2)O(3)(s)+6H(+)+6e(-)=2As(s)+3H(2)O and As(s)+3H(+)+3e(-)=AsH(3)(g), respectively. The polyaniline-coated sample exhibited a better-defined voltammogram in which the first oxidation peak of the oxide had its intensity increased about four times. Copyright 2000 Academic Press. 相似文献
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Aitala EM Amato S Anjos JC Appel JA Ashery D Banerjee S Bediaga I Blaylock G Bracker SB Burchat PR Burnstein RA Carter T Carvalho HS Costa I Cremaldi LM Darling C Denisenko K Fernandez A Gagnon P Gerzon S Gobel C Gounder K Granite D Halling AM Herrera G Hurvits G James C Kasper PA Kondakis N Kwan S Langs DC Leslie J Lichtenstadt J Lundberg B Manacero A MayTal-Beck S Meadows B de Mello Neto JR Milburn RH de Miranda JM Napier A Nguyen A d'Oliveira AB O'Shaughnessy K Peng KC Perera LP Purohit MV 《Physical review letters》1996,76(3):364-367
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JM Pakarinen H Moisio S Holopainen P Vainiotalo 《Rapid communications in mass spectrometry : RCM》1999,13(14):1485-1490
2-Methoxyethanol chemical ionization of amines, carboxylic acids and amino acids has been found to produce numerous adduct ions. The most intense adduct ions for amines are [M + H](+) and [M + 77](+), for carboxylic acids [M + 27](+), [M + 59](+) and [M + 77](+), and for amino acids [M + H](+), [M + 13](+), [M + 27](+) and [M + 77](+). Either the adduct ion [M + H](+) or [M + 77](+) was the most abundant ion found for amino acids. The proton affinities of amino acids are noticed to control the formation of the [M + H](+) and [M + 77](+) ions. The relative abundance of [M + 13](+) and [M + 27](+) ions varied for different amino acids being most intense for phenylalanine and aspartic acid. Copyright 1999 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献
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Alves GA Amato S Anjos JC Appel JA Bracker SB Cremaldi LM Darling CL Dixon RL Errede D Fenker HC Gay C Green DR Jedicke R Kaplan D Karchin PE Kwan S Leedom I Lueking LH Luste GJ Mantsch PM de Mello Neto JR Metheny J Milburn RH de Miranda JM da Motta Filho H Napier A d'Olivera AB Rafatian A dos Reis AC Reucroft S Ross WR Santoro AF Sheaff M Souza MH Spalding WJ Stoughton C Streetman ME Summers DJ Takach SF Wu Z 《Physical review letters》1992,69(22):3147-3150
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