Issue 2, 2003

Easy access to unprecedented mixed functionalized dihydrofullerenes C60RH and C60RR′: the C602− anion route

Abstract

Functionalized mixed dihydrofullerenes C60RH and C60RR′ are easily obtained from reactions between C602− anion and halo derivatives RX and R′X. The key step consists in the selective reaction of the intermediate [C60R] ion, as soon as it is formed, with either CF3CO2H or R′X. This process is made possible thanks to the very fast single electron transfer (SET) reaction between C602− and RX. Functionalized dihydrofullerenes C60RH thus prepared are also shown to be very good starting compounds for obtaining various C60RR′ derivatives.

Graphical abstract: Easy access to unprecedented mixed functionalized dihydrofullerenes C60RH and C60RR′: the C602− anion route

Article information

Article type
Letter
Submitted
26 Jul 2002
Accepted
28 Oct 2002
First published
02 Jan 2003

New J. Chem., 2003,27, 188-192

Easy access to unprecedented mixed functionalized dihydrofullerenes C60RH and C60RR′: the C602− anion route

E. Allard, F. Cheng, S. Chopin, J. Delaunay, D. Rondeau and J. Cousseau, New J. Chem., 2003, 27, 188 DOI: 10.1039/B207433H

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