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Mechanism on the Formation of Bis-9,9'-thioxanthenylmethane from the Reaction of Thioxanthylium Ion With Dimethylmercury(I)

  • Kim, Sung-Hoon (Department of Chemistry, College of Natural Sciences, Seoul National University) ;
  • Kim, Kyong-Tae (Department of Chemistry, College of Natural Sciences, Seoul National University)
  • Published : 1982.12.30

Abstract

9-Methylenethioxanthene(6) was synthesized and for the first time good mp and spectral data were taken. Reaction of (6) with thioxanthylium ion (1) in acetonitrile led to a carbenium addition adduct (8) which then was either attacked by a variety of nucleophiles subsequently added or underwent deprotonation reaction to give an olefin (13). From these reactions, was obtained bis-9,9'-thioxanthenylmethane (2). These results indicate clearly that (2) can be formed via (8) by accepting hydride. Isolation of (2) and (6) from the reaction of (1) with 9-methylthioxanthylium ion (18) also supports the involvement of (8) in the reaction of (1) with dimethylmercury. However, addition of thioxanthene radical (4) to (6) has not been ruled out.

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