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Identification and Specific Features of Formation of Free-Radical Chlorination Products of Indane, 1H-Indene, and Tetralin upon Chlorine Generation in an Aqueous Solution.

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Title: Identification and Specific Features of Formation of Free-Radical Chlorination Products of Indane, 1H-Indene, and Tetralin upon Chlorine Generation in an Aqueous Solution.
Authors: Zenkevich, I. G.1 (AUTHOR) izenkevich@yandex.ru, Kornilova, T. A.1 (AUTHOR), Bessonova, E. A.1 (AUTHOR)
Source: Journal of Analytical Chemistry. Feb2026, Vol. 81 Issue 2, p318-332. 15p.
Subjects: Chlorination, Aqueous solutions, Mass spectrometry, Chemical reactions, Tetralones
Abstract: The free-radical chlorination of three cycloarenes (indane, tetralin, and indene) in heterophase systems upon chlorine generation in an aqueous solution through sequential additions of potassium permanganate to hydrochloric acid is considered. This method enables the controlled formation of chlorination products containing the minimal number of chlorine atoms in a molecule compared to reactions in homogeneous systems, and thus improves the identification of these products and more highly chlorinated ones. This feature also improves the reliability of the identification of chlorocycloarenes by mass spectra and gas-chromatographic retention indices when reference data are limited. Chlorination of indene predominantly yields dimeric products. Oxidation of cycloarenes by permanganic acid HMnO4 proceeds in parallel with the free-radical chlorination and predominantly yields phthalonic (ortho-(HO2C)−C6H4−COCO2H) and phthalic acids. These products do not interfere with the determination of chlorinated derivatives because they do not present in the organic phase and are accumulated mainly in the aqueous phase. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:The free-radical chlorination of three cycloarenes (indane, tetralin, and indene) in heterophase systems upon chlorine generation in an aqueous solution through sequential additions of potassium permanganate to hydrochloric acid is considered. This method enables the controlled formation of chlorination products containing the minimal number of chlorine atoms in a molecule compared to reactions in homogeneous systems, and thus improves the identification of these products and more highly chlorinated ones. This feature also improves the reliability of the identification of chlorocycloarenes by mass spectra and gas-chromatographic retention indices when reference data are limited. Chlorination of indene predominantly yields dimeric products. Oxidation of cycloarenes by permanganic acid HMnO4 proceeds in parallel with the free-radical chlorination and predominantly yields phthalonic (ortho-(HO2C)−C6H4−COCO2H) and phthalic acids. These products do not interfere with the determination of chlorinated derivatives because they do not present in the organic phase and are accumulated mainly in the aqueous phase. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:10619348
DOI:10.1134/S106193482570159X