Issue 5, 1997
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Chemical Communications

Hydride and proton transfer reactions in gaseous ion–molecule complexes [PhCH2+ HOCH2CH2OH]

Henri E. Audier,   Fadil Dahhani,   Arielle Milliet  and  Dietmar Kuck  

Abstract

Benzyl cations and ethylene glycol react in the gas phase and form covalently bound adducts, as shown by slow and site-selective proton exchange, but also undergo irreversible hydride transfer giving two ion–neutral complexes, [PhCH 3 HOCH 2 CHOH + ] and [PhHCH 3 + HOCH 2 CHO], which interconvert by a rapid and non-selective proton exchange.

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https://doi.org/10.1039/A607744G
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Chem. Commun., 1997, 429-430

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Hydride and proton transfer reactions in gaseous ion–molecule complexes [PhCH2+ HOCH2CH2OH]

H. E. Audier, F. Dahhani, A. Milliet and D. Kuck, Chem. Commun., 1997, 429 DOI: 10.1039/A607744G

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