化学学报 ›› 1982, Vol. 40 ›› Issue (12): 1094-1102. 上一篇    下一篇

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氟化氢与乙烯加成反应的ab Initio分子轨道研究

揭草仙, 刘若庄   

  1. 北京师范大学化学系
  • 投稿日期:1981-09-14 发布日期:2013-06-03
  • 通讯作者: 刘若庄

AN AB INITIO MO STUDY ON ADDITION REACTION OF HF ON ETHYLENE

JIE CAO-XIAN, LIU RUO-ZHUANG   

  1. Department of Chemistry, Beijing Normal University
  • Received:1981-09-14 Published:2013-06-03

ab initio分子轨道理论研究和确定氟化氢对乙烯分子型加成反应的可能途径.考虑了两种可能的反应机制.一为经过一个四中心过渡态的顺式加成;另一为经过一垂直过渡态(氟化氢分子轴垂直于C=C双键并在其中点的上方).计算结果表明(STO-3G和4-31G),前者是可能的反应途径.计算的活化能是58.68kcal/mol(245.52kJ/mol),文献报道值是54±3kcal/mol(225.94±12.56kJ/mol).分析和讨论了反应过程中Mulliken集居数的变化.比较了过渡态附近该“给一受络合物”中电子得失情况的变化,并用前线轨道理论作了解释.根据反应过程中氟化氢的“非键对”参与情况,说明该顺式四中心加成途径不在Woodward-Hoffmann规则禁阻之列.

Ab imritio MO calculation has been performed in an effort to determine the possible reaction path of the addition reaction of HF on C2H4.Two limiting reaction mechanisms have been considered.One is a molecular addition which proceeds stereo-specifically via a cyclic four-center transition state and exclusively occurs with cis stereoohemistry.The other is a molecular addition which proceeds via a transition state in which the HF molecule is normal to the plane of ethylene and above the C=C bond midpoint.From the results of calculation it is found that the firat mechanism is the possible reaction path.The calculated activation energy is 58.68 kcal/mol (246.32 kJ/mol), which is to be compared to the experimental value 54±3 kcal/mol.The charge transfer between HF and C2H4 in the complex has been discussed in terms of Mulliken's population.It was found that negative charge (electrons) is transferred from C3H4 to HF when the intermolecular distance R is much greater or much smaller than R0 (the intermolecular distance in the transition state).But when R is near R0, we found that tho direction of charge transfer is reversed.This phenomenon is explained from a frontier orbital point of view.Furthermore, it was shown that Woodward-Hoffmann rules do not fit to the present case because the fluorine atom brings more than one orbitals into play during the reaction process.