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The rearrangement and simple cleavage of metastable octanamine radical cations

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Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2000
Tongue
English
Weight
177 KB
Volume
199
Category
Article
ISSN
1387-3806

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✦ Synopsis


The isomerization and fragmentation of the straight-chain octanamine radical cations was studied with the aid of deuterium labeling and composite quantum chemical calculations with the G3 and G2 (MP2, SVP) methods. Metastable octan-1-amine molecular ions isomerize to octan-2-amine ions prior to cleavage, and metastable octan-2-amine molecular ions rearrange to the octan-3-amine isomer, but octan-1-amine ions do not isomerize to octan-3-amine, nor are the reverse reactions observed. The competition between cleavage and isomerization is determined by the respective energy barriers and by the internal energy distribution of the metastable molecular ions, which in turn depends on the critical energy for simple cleavage of the molecular ions. (Int J Mass Spectrom 199 (2000) 79 -89) Β© 2000 Elsevier Science B.V.


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