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Potential Energy Surfaces of Vinylogous Wolff Rearrangement: NBO Analysis and Molecular Dynamic Simulation.

ABSTRACT: The potential energy surfaces of the Vinylogous Wolff Rearrangement, an alternative process for the Wolff Rearrangement that takes place β,γ-unsaturated diazoketones have been fully explored employing M062X model chemistry and in a complementary task by means of the CASSCF method. The NBO analysis has been invoked to reveal the alternations of orbital occupancies and their stabilization energies through some of the critical structures located on the pathways. The calculations establish a two steps process for each pathway involving a second higher energy transition state that seems likely to be the rate determining step in agreement with experimental results. Energy analysis indicates more feasibility of the pathway including diradical intermediate. The most striking feature of the study concerns the finding out a transition state providing a channel in between two pathways through interconversion of the two keys bicyclo[2.1.0]pentanone and diradical intermediates.

SUBMITTER: Nahzomi HT

PROVIDER: S-EPMC8485804 | biostudies-literature | 2021 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Potential Energy Surfaces of Vinylogous Wolff Rearrangement: NBO Analysis and Molecular Dynamic Simulation.

Nahzomi Hossein Taherpour HT Divsar Faten F

ChemistryOpen 20210806 10

The potential energy surfaces of the Vinylogous Wolff Rearrangement, an alternative process for the Wolff Rearrangement that takes place β,γ-unsaturated diazoketones have been fully explored employing M062X model chemistry and in a complementary task by means of the CASSCF method. The NBO analysis has been invoked to reveal the alternations of orbital occupancies and their stabilization energies through some of the critical structures located on the pathways. The calculations establish a two ste ...[more]

PMID: 34363326

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