Theoretical studies of novel aromatic molecules and transition states

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Monocyclic conjugated molecules have stabilities, bond lengths, and magnetic properties following expectations from Hückel's Rule. Two hydrocarbons which seem to deviate from these generalizations, s-indacene and cyclohepta[def]fluorene, were studied with density functional theory. The former has characteristics expected for both aromatic and antiaromatic molecules; the latter is a ground state triplet. Potentially aromatic transition states with 10 electrons were also investigated. The mechanism of the 5,5-sigmatropic shift is predicted to be stepwise involving diradical intermediates. © 1999 IUPAC.

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Nendel, M., Goldfuss, B., Beno, B., & Houk, K. N. (1999). Theoretical studies of novel aromatic molecules and transition states. Pure and Applied Chemistry, 71(2), 221–229. https://doi.org/10.1351/pac199971020221

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