Abstract
Forty-seven alkyl-, chloro- or nitro- cyclic sulfites in anancomeric conformation are examined in different solvents and, some at variable temperature through the SO region. Most of them show a doublet SO adsorption assigned to Fermi resonance by the method of solvent variation; this splitting does not arise from the intramolecular association only detected in less substituted molecules with non polar solvents. νSO frequencies are thus deduced and classified in three well localized types according to the three possible orientations of the SO group on a six membered cycle. Bellamy diagrams from eleven compounds indicate that the solvent effect on these frequencies is largely structure dependent. Finally, the integrated molar absorption coefficient of the νSO bands is found nearly constant and independent of the SO orientation.
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