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Muonium adds to the C=S sulfur atom in conformationally regulated thiobenzophenones, demonstrating that structural tuning of thioketones can modulate their reactivity with radical species. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

What question did this study set out to answer?

This research aims to explore how muonium addition to C=S sulfur in thiobenzophenone can impact radical species interactions.

May 20, 2026Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics0 citations

Muonium addition to the C=S sulfur in the conformationally regulated thiobenzophenone

TFTetsuya Fujino MMMasaya Morisaki SNS. Nishimura

Key Points

This research aims to explore how muonium addition to C=S sulfur in thiobenzophenone can impact radical species interactions.
Evaluated the conformational effects of thioketones on muonium addition to C=S units.
Utilized various structural tuning approaches to assess the stability of radical species.
Conducted chemical process experiments with different radical species to observe reactions.
Muonium addition significantly enhances the reactivity of C=S units, indicating potential for novel materials.
Structural tuning of thioketones shows variation in radical stability, with specific conformations demonstrating higher interaction efficiency.

Abstract

The C=S units can be functional for chemical processes by receiving radical species, and tuning the structures of thioketones is a promising approach to novel materials that tame radical species....

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