The definitive challenge of forming uncommon pseudo-π···H–F and C···H–F hydrogen bonds on cyclic and cubic nonpolar hydrocarbons Gabriel Fateicha Neves Santos, Leila Cardoso Carvalho, Daniel Arley Santos Oliveira, Danilo Guimarães do Rego, Mauro Alves Bueno, and Boaz Galdino de Oliveira Wiley AbstractDue to the high symmetry and low polarity of the cyclopropane (C3H6), cyclobutane (C4H8), prismane (C6H6), and cubane (C8H8), it is widely known that these structures unlikely act as proton receptors to form intermolecular interactions with monoprotic acids, such as the hydrogen fluoride. Although the C3H6···HF, C4H8···HF, C6H6···HF, and C8H8···HF are weakly bound complexes, in this current work, all of them were definitively certified on the basis of a theoretical analysis. In according with the structural parameters and spectroscopy modes appraised through the density‐functional theory calculations, the more accentuated perturbations are manifested in the hydrogen fluoride. The new hydrogen bond forms framed as pseudo‐π···H and C···H were unveiled through the calculations of the quantum theory of atoms in molecules and natural bond orbital. In this context, the knowledge about the nature of these hydrogen bonds is necessary, wherein it used the symmetry‐adapted perturbation theory for computing the contributions of the electrostatic, polarization, exchange, dispersion, and charge transfer terms. Lastly, the practical behavior of these hydrocarbons under the condition to form intermolecular interactions was examined by taking into account the solvent effect with calculations of the polarizable continuum model.
The influence of h-bonds on chemical reactions: Prileschajew reaction Mauro A. Bueno and Boaz G. Oliveira GN1 Sistemas e Publicacoes Ltd. Theoretical analysis at the BHandHLYP/6-311++G(d,p) level of theory with the support of QTAIM calculations was used to reinvestigate the structure of an intermolecular system formed between ethylene oxide (C2H4O) and formic acid (HCO2H) after the epoxidation known as the Prileschajew reaction. Geometric and infrared vibration results revealed that HO2CH forms a strong hydrogen bond with C2H4O followed by a larger red-shift of the H−O bond. NBO analysis was applied to justify this frequency shift. Finally, QTAIM calculations identified the formation of two hydrogen bonds, namely O···H−O and H···O=C.
Seasonality influence evaluation of metal concentrations in Ondas River watershed - BA
Microwave-promoted synthesis of novel N-aryl anthranilic acids Mauro A. Bueno, Larissa R. S. P. Silva, and Arlene G. Corrêa FapUNIFESP (SciELO) Nesse trabalho e relatada a sintese de uma serie de acidos N-aril antranilicos ineditos, com bons a excelentes rendimentos, empregando irradiacao de microondas como fonte de aquecimento para promover a reacao de acoplamento de Ullmann entre acidos antranilicos e brometos de arila contendo grupos substituintes doadores ou aceptores de eletrons.
Phase transfer catalysis (PTC) sulfanylation of some 2-methylsulfinyl- cyclanones Blanka Wladislaw, Mauro Alves Bueno, Liliana Marzorati, Claudio Di Vitta, and Júlio Zukerman-Schpector American Chemical Society (ACS) The sulfanylation reactions of 2-methylsulfinylated cyclopentanone, 1-indanone, and cyclohexanone by a PTC procedure are reported and the yields and diastereoselectivity compared to those obtained by the homogeneous-phase method. The stability of the sulfanylated methylsulfinyl derivatives at room temperature versus the instability of the p-tolylsulfinyl derivatives is also reported.
Selective formation of methyl α-methylsulfanyl dimethylphosphonothioacetate and thiopropanoate by phase transfer catalysis Blanka Wladislaw, Mauro A. Bueno, Liliana Marzorati, Isabel C. Calegão, and Claudio Di Vitta Informa UK Limited The sulfanylation of methyl dimethylphosphonothioacetate was investigated by a phase transfer catalysis procedure which was shown to be superior to the noncatalytic method. The possibility of electrophilic substitution of the α-sulfanylated phosphonothioacetate to give a quaternary α-carbon atom is shown by the reaction with methyl iodide. We thank Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo for financial support and Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico for scholarships.