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Dependence of vicinal 31P–31P and 31P–13C coupling constants on the dihedral angle of α, β-diphosphonates

✍ Scribed by G. Grossmann; R. Lang; G. Ohms; D. Scheller


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1990
Tongue
English
Weight
535 KB
Volume
28
Category
Article
ISSN
0749-1581

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Abstract

Several α,β‐diphosphonates with a norbornane or cyclohexane skeleton were prepared, and the ^31^P‐^31^P coupling constants over three bonds for the ethyl or methyl esters, the acid and anion were obtained from the ^13^C NMR spectra or the ^13^C satellites in the ^31^P NMR spectra. The ^3^J(PP) values cover a range of about 90 Hz and are therefore well suited for conformational and configurational analysis. The dependence of ^3^J(PP) on the dihedral angle is well reflected by an extended Karplus relationship: ^3^J(PP) = A + B cos φ + C cos 2φ + D cos 3φ, with different parameters for the esters, acids and anions. For trans and gauche arrangements of the α,β‐diphosphonic acids the dependence of the P‐P coupling constants on the degree of titration is given. Investigations of the dependence of ^3^J(PC) on the PCCC dihedral angle show that a good curve fitting is achieved using the Karplus relationship ^3^J(PC) = __A__A + AB cos φ + C cos 2φ. A comparison of these curves with published data indicates smaller coupling constants for φ ≈ 0^°^. The coefficients of the Karplus equation for the ^3^J(PC) values obtained for esters are similar for acids and anions.


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