Tetrahedron Letters
ORGANIC CONDUCTORS.
No. 24
pp
1719 - 1720,1976.
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THE SYNTEESIS OF DI-(2,5-DIHYDROTBIENO)-1,4,5,8-TETRASELENAFULV~~
tD!iTSF)AND ITS CHAUGE+Ti#iNSFER SALT WITH 7,7',8,t3'-TETRXYANO-p-QUINODIKETAANE
(TCNQ).
C*BergX, K.Eechqaard, J R.Andersen' and C.S.Jacobsen2 (Kermsk Laboratorlum
II,
B C.Drsted Instltutet, DK-2100, Denmark)
(Received XI UK 11 March 1976; accepted Several charge-transfer
for
publlcatlon
5 April
salts of sulphur- and selenium-containing
7,7',8,8'-tetra~ano-p-quinod~methane
1976)
heteroFu1valene.s with
(TCNQ) have recently been shown to possess unique
solid state propertles 3,4,5,6,7 Of the tetraselenafulvalenes
prepared so far,
IMPSF
(I)
has been of partacular
because HMTSF-TCNQ6
1s the first example of an organic compound whxch
trlcal conductxvlty
at very low temperatures
(uO 03Kw600cfi cm)
retains
Interest high elec-
1
sD?HID co=cD (111
(11 D~-(Z,S-d~hydreth~~o)-~3,4-b,3,4-h~-1,4,5,8-tetraselenafulvalene, sized xn order to rnvestxgate the effect of lntroduclng
DTIXF
a polarlsable
(II), was syntbe-
heteroatom
Into the
exocycllc rings, while retalnlng the overall size and symmetry, and thereby probably the packing propertles, 1,2,3-thiadlazoles thlole-2-thrones
of the congener
(HMTSF)
are known to react with a 1,3-dipolarophlle
such as CS2 to qlve 1,3-dl-
ln low to moderate yields'. Recently It was shown that 1,2,3-selenadxazo-
les can react xn an analogous manner to form 1,3-thlaselenole-2-thrones, re converted to dlthladlselenafulvalenes
We report the reaction of 4,6-dlhydro-(3,4-d)-thleno-1,2,3-selenadlazole to yield the 1,3-dlselenole-Z-selone
which U-I turn we-
9
(IV)
(III) wltb CSe2
10
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No. 20
(IV) "as treated with trxethylphoephlte (III) was prepared
to give DTTSF
from dlhydrothlophene-3-one
glacial acetrc acrd by a procedure
(II).
sem~carbazone
11
by ring closure w1t.h Se02 rn
analogous to that of Yalpanl -et al
as colourless needles rn 18% yield, m p
85-87o(hexane),
12
. (1111 was Isolated
and rdentrfred as being
(III) ra-
ther than the other possrble rsomer, 4,5-d~hydro-(2,3-d)-threno-1,2,3-selenad~azole,
by
1 H-NMR spectroscopy. Reactlon of (III) wrth excess CSe2 in borlrng toluene X5-166*
MS
(2h) afforded
(IV) in 35% yield, m p
M+ XI accordance wrth the calculated zsotoplc cluster for C5H4SSe3
NMR(CDC131
4.07(s) 6 relatrve to TMS Trrethylphosphlte
coupling of (IV) rn toluene
yield as black crystals, m p
(24h, 1OOo) gave the rnsoiuble
)
228-230°(decomp
isotopic cluster for CloH8S2Se4
m(C6H5CN).
MS
(II) rn 7-10%
M+ U-I accordance with the calculated
Amax Clog E)
31: (3.92), 438 (2.70) and 495
(2 72) nm (IX)
forms a highly conducting 1 1 charge-transfer
needles of typrcal drmenslons v1tres of at least 600 (a cm) the
temperature-dependent
1 x 0 02 x 0 004 mm were obtained -1
From chlorobenzene Room-temperature
were measured by 4-probe technrques
electrIca
propertres ~11
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A detarled account of
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