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Mono‐ and difluorinated 1,1,2,2,9,9,10,10‐octafluoro[2.2]paracyclophanes (AF4s)—A 1 H and 19 F NMR study
Complete assignment of the 1 H and 19 F chemical shifts in 4‐fluoro‐AF4 (1) were based on the nOes seen in its 19 F‐ 1 H HOESY spectrum. This allowed for identification of features which can further be applied to the assignment of the regiochemistry of substituted perfluoroparacyclophanes (PCPs) and...
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description | Complete assignment of the
1
H and
19
F chemical shifts in 4‐fluoro‐AF4 (1) were based on the nOes seen in its
19
F‐
1
H HOESY spectrum. This allowed for identification of features which can further be applied to the assignment of the regiochemistry of substituted perfluoroparacyclophanes (PCPs) and AF4s: (i) an aromatic fluorine couples with the two fluorines in the closest bridge that are
syn
to it, with constants of
ca
. 20 Hz; (ii) an aromatic fluorine couples with the bridge fluorine five bonds away that is
anti
to it in the same paraphenylene moiety, with a constant of
ca.
3.5 Hz; (iii) the geminal coupling of the bridge fluorines is 246 Hz if they have an
ortho
fluorine and 238 Hz if they do not; (iv) a bridge fluorine couples with those aromatic protons in the same paraphenylene moiety that are four or five bonds away and
anti
. These features have been used to assign the regiochemistry of the
pseudo‐ortho, pseudo‐meta
and
pseudo‐para
‐difluoro AF4s 2–4. It has also been demonstrated that SCS for the bridge fluorines can be used as well for this assignment. Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. |
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syn
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ca
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anti
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ca.
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anti
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pseudo‐ortho, pseudo‐meta
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syn
to it, with constants of
ca
. 20 Hz; (ii) an aromatic fluorine couples with the bridge fluorine five bonds away that is
anti
to it in the same paraphenylene moiety, with a constant of
ca.
3.5 Hz; (iii) the geminal coupling of the bridge fluorines is 246 Hz if they have an
ortho
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anti
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pseudo‐ortho, pseudo‐meta
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pseudo‐para
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19
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19
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syn
to it, with constants of
ca
. 20 Hz; (ii) an aromatic fluorine couples with the bridge fluorine five bonds away that is
anti
to it in the same paraphenylene moiety, with a constant of
ca.
3.5 Hz; (iii) the geminal coupling of the bridge fluorines is 246 Hz if they have an
ortho
fluorine and 238 Hz if they do not; (iv) a bridge fluorine couples with those aromatic protons in the same paraphenylene moiety that are four or five bonds away and
anti
. These features have been used to assign the regiochemistry of the
pseudo‐ortho, pseudo‐meta
and
pseudo‐para
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