Abstract
We report the first synthesis of a covalent expanded isophlorin dimer from two 24-π doubly S-confused sapphyrin-like pentathiaisophlorins. It exhibits marginal peripheral aromaticity rather than strong global diatropicity or paratropicity and weak intermacrocycle electronic communication. Quantum chemical methods discern that cross-conjugation is responsible for these unusual electronic features.
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Reddy, B. K., Rawson, J., Gadekar, S. C., Kögerler, P., & Anand, V. G. (2017). A naphthalene-fused dimer of an anti-aromatic expanded isophlorin. Chemical Communications, 53(58), 8211–8214. https://doi.org/10.1039/c7cc04050d
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