Fragmentation of the 60 fullerene cage during bromination
Fragmentation of the 60 fullerene cage during bromination
Heating [60]fullerene with Br-2/FeCl3/benzene under reflux for 24 h yields in addition to the previously observed phenylated fullerenes, two bromine-containing open-cage products of 768/770 and 848 amu, each of which fragments to decacyclene during El mass spectrometry. This provides an example of the reverse of the [60]fullerene synthesis from aromatic precursors.
fullerene, hyperfluorination, derivatives, c70cl10, c-60
279-283
Darwish, Adam D.
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Birkett, Paul R.
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Langley, Graham
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Taylor, Roger
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17 June 2005
Darwish, Adam D.
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Birkett, Paul R.
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Langley, Graham
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Taylor, Roger
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Darwish, Adam D., Birkett, Paul R., Langley, Graham and Taylor, Roger
(2005)
Fragmentation of the 60 fullerene cage during bromination.
Chemical Physics Letters, 408 (4-6), .
(doi:10.1016/j.cplett.2005.04.065).
Abstract
Heating [60]fullerene with Br-2/FeCl3/benzene under reflux for 24 h yields in addition to the previously observed phenylated fullerenes, two bromine-containing open-cage products of 768/770 and 848 amu, each of which fragments to decacyclene during El mass spectrometry. This provides an example of the reverse of the [60]fullerene synthesis from aromatic precursors.
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Published date: 17 June 2005
Keywords:
fullerene, hyperfluorination, derivatives, c70cl10, c-60
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/20774
ISSN: 0009-2614
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Date deposited: 28 Feb 2006
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