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Photochemical Generation of Benzoazetinone by UV Excitation of Matrix-Isolated Precursors: Isatin or Isatoic Anhydride.


ABSTRACT: Benzoazetinone was photochemically generated by UV irradiation of isatin isolated in low-temperature Ar matrixes. Upon UV (? = 278 nm) excitation of isatin, monomers of the compound underwent decarbonylation and the remaining part of the molecule adopted the benzoazetinone structure or the structure of its open-ring isomer ?-iminoketene. The same products (benzoazetinone and ?-iminoketene) were generated by UV (? = 278 nm) induced decarboxylation of matrix-isolated monomers of isatoic anhydride. Photoproduced ?-iminoketene appeared in the low-temperature matrixes as a mixture of syn and anti isomers. Photoproducts generated upon ? = 278 nm irradiation of matrix-isolated isatin were subsequently exposed to ? = 532 nm light. That irradiation resulted in the shift of the ?-iminoketene-benzoazetinone population ratio in favor of the latter closed-ring structure. The next irradiation at 305 nm caused the shift of the ?-iminoketene-benzoazetinone population ratio in the opposite direction, that is, in favor of the open-ring isomer. Neither benzoazetinone nor its ?-iminoketene open-ring isomer was generated upon UV (? = 278 nm) irradiation of phthalimide isolated in Ar matrixes. Instead, the UV-excited monomers of this compound underwent such phototransformations as oxo ? hydroxy phototautomerism or degradation of the five-membered ring with release of HNCO and CO. The efficiency of these photoconversions was low.

SUBMITTER: Rostkowska H 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7590977 | biostudies-literature | 2020 May

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Photochemical Generation of Benzoazetinone by UV Excitation of Matrix-Isolated Precursors: Isatin or Isatoic Anhydride.

Rostkowska Hanna H   Lapinski Leszek L   Nowak Maciej J MJ  

The journal of physical chemistry. A 20200506 20


Benzoazetinone was photochemically generated by UV irradiation of isatin isolated in low-temperature Ar matrixes. Upon UV (λ = 278 nm) excitation of isatin, monomers of the compound underwent decarbonylation and the remaining part of the molecule adopted the benzoazetinone structure or the structure of its open-ring isomer α-iminoketene. The same products (benzoazetinone and α-iminoketene) were generated by UV (λ = 278 nm) induced decarboxylation of matrix-isolated monomers of isatoic anhydride.  ...[more]

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