## Abstract The EPR spectrum of alimemazine cation radicals (ALMZ^+^) in a perchlorate single crystal has been studied at 293 K. Since strong exchange interactions between the radicals did not allow the determination of the hyperfine splitting constants, the spectrum of an ALMZ^+^ solution, frozen
EPR study of Bi-, Ter- and quaterthiophene radical cations
✍ Scribed by Burkhard Kirste; Peizhu Tian; Gerhard Kossmehl; Gunnar Engelmann; Werner Jugelt
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1995
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 577 KB
- Volume
- 33
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0749-1581
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✦ Synopsis
Radical cations of a series of a-methyl-substituted bi-, ter-and quaterthiophenes were investigated by EPR and, in part, ENDOR spectroscopy. In the case of terthiophenes, the electronic and steric effects of methyl substituents were studied. The experimentally determined spin density distributions were rationalized by means of semi- empirical quantum-mechanical calculations (MNDO, PM3, RHF-INDO/SP). Sterically noo-hindered oligothiop hene radical cations are planar and form mixtures of cis and trans conformers, whereas uniform species were observed in the case of sterically hindered, non-planar radical cations.
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