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Analysis of thermal isomerization mechanisms in CHFX heterocycles reveals new rearrangement pathways.
Based on the analysis of isospectral molecular graphs, possible spatial structures of the transition states of thermal isomerization reactions of CHFX (X = NH, O, S) molecules in an inert atmosphere were determined. The formation of transition states of aromatic systems is provided by the stabilization effect of fragmented parts of the initial conjugated π-electron system. The structural and energetic characteristics of the ground and transition states of CHFX (X = NH, O, S) molecules were calculated using the DFT/B3LYP/6-31G(d) method. The proposed pathways of thermal isomerization of 2-fluoropyrrole, 2-fluorofuran, and 2-fluorothiophene molecules were constructed, and the mechanisms of [2,3]-substituent rearrangements in the considered heterocycles were determined. The studies showed that thermal [2,3] rearrangement reactions of 2-fluoropyrrole, 2-fluorothiophene, and 2-fluorofuran proceed via the formation of non-aromatic isomers belonging to the Dewar benzene structural type.
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