A Kinetic Energy Release Study of the NO Loss from Several Substituted Nitrobenzene Molecular Ions
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The amount of kinetic energy released in the metastable ion reaction M+ → [M-NO]+ + NO· has been determined for several substituted nitrobenzenes by scanning the electric sector voltage of a double focusing mass spectrometer. The order of the amount of kinetic energy release is para > ortho > meta for substituted nitrobenzenes having an electron donating substituent, whereas the order is meta > ortho > para in the case of an electron-withdrawing substituent. These observations have been rationalized in terms of the stability of the generated [M-NO]+ ion and of the transition state ring size of the reaction.
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著者
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Tobita S
Gunma Univ. Gunma
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Tajima Susumu
Gunma College Of Technology
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Tsuchiya Toshikazu
Chiba Technical Institute
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Azami Tadashige
Gunma Technical College
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Nibbering Nico
Laboratory of Organic Chemistry of the University of Amsterdam
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