Abstract
The title compound, C34H28N4O4, is a derivative of diphenyloxadiazolylcyclobutane (s-DPC), and although it is a syn-head-to-head photodimer, it does not display molecular mirror symmetry in the crystalline state. The cyclobutane ring has a puckered conformation, with a dihedral angle of 30°, which is the largest among tetraaryl-substituted cyclobutanes reported so far. The four C—C single bonds of the cyclobutane ring differ from each other. One is the same length as a typical C—C single bond, while the others are longer. The photodimerization of the corresponding monomer yields only 1% of s-DPC, suggesting that the head-to-head reaction is a minor photodimerization process.
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