On the Magnetic Susceptibilities of Troponoid-System. I : Diamagnetism of Hinokitiol (β-Thujaplicin) and α-Thujaplicin
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The diamagnetic susceptibilities of hinokitiol ((β-thujaplicin) and α-thujaplicin in powdered crystal form have been measured and the structures of the tropolone-ring are discussed. The observed molar susceptibilities obtained in the present experiments are -(102±1)×10<-6> for hinokitiol, -(100±3)×10<-6> for α-thujaplicin (colourless, m. p. 34°), and -(97±2)×10<-6> for α-thujaplicin (light yellow, m. p. 24°). These observed data have been compared with calculated values, which were computed by use of the four methods ; the Pascal's additive law, the Slater-Angus method, Langevin's formula referring to the diamagnetism for the planar orbit, and the theory of diamagnetic anisotropy of molecular orbitals (London's method), with the result that there are six π-electrons, within each tropolone-ring of these compounds, which are able to revolve along the closed circuit constructed out of the periphery of seven membered ring. As a necessary consequence of this condition, it follows the ionization between one of the carbon atoms in the ring system and the oxygen atom in the carbonyl group, assuming the former a positive charge and the later a negative one.
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著者
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Nozoe Tetsuo
The Chemical Institute Faculty Of Science
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Miura Toshio
The Chemical Research Institute Of Non-aqueous Solutions
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Kitahara Yoshio
The Chemical Research Institute Of Non-aqueous Solutions Tohoku University
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Kitahara Yoshio
The Chemical Institute Faculty Of Science
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HAZATO Genjiro
The Chemical Research Institute of Non-Aqueous Solutions
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IKENOUE Tsuneo
The Chemical Research Institute of Non-Aqueous Solutions
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MARUHA Juro
The Chemical Institute, Faculty of Science
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Maruha Juro
The Chemical Institute Faculty Of Science
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