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Autores:
Benjamín Velasco Bejarano,
Anuar Gómez Tagle González,
Víctor Manuel Díaz Sánchez,
Lourdes Aguilera Arreola y
José Félix Olivares Landín.
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Olivares Landín J. F., Facultad de Estudios
Superiores Cuautitlán (2025). Guía para la estimación de la longitud de onda máxima en polienos. [Recuperado: fecha de
consulta, URL del recurso en el RU-FES Cuautitlán].
Once the fundamental concepts have been established, this section focuses directly on the Fieser–Kuhn rule. The central equation and the definition of its structural variables are presented in order to explain the methodology used to estimate the maximum absorption wavelength, λmax of conjugated polyene systems.
The section concludes with worked examples that illustrate the application of the method and demonstrate its effectiveness for rapidly evaluating structural hypotheses by comparing calculated values (λmax, calc) with experimentally observed data (λmax, exp).
The section concludes with worked examples that illustrate the application of the method and demonstrate its effectiveness for rapidly evaluating structural hypotheses by comparing calculated values (λmax, calc) with experimentally observed data (λmax, exp).
Applying the Fieser–Kuhn rule to calculate the maximum absorption wavelength, λmax (nm) of conjugated polyene systems, showing the relationship between molecular structure and UV–Vis absorption.
The Fieser-Kuhn rule is a set of empirical and semi-empirical correlations that were originally proposed by Louis F. Fieser and Mary Fieser and later refined by Werner Kuhn.
The Fieser–Kuhn rule enables the prediction of the principal characteristics of the most intense UV–Vis absorption band, associated with the π → π* transition, in open-chain conjugated polyene systems, including many naturally occurring carotenoids.
Its value lies on its ability to hypothesize the potential molecular structure of a polyene, based on the comparison between the calculated and the observed maximum absorption maxima.
La regla correlaciona consideraciones estructurales en la siguiente ecuación:
It has been observed that if there is a difference between \(\lambda_{max}\), calc and \(\lambda_{max}\), exp within approximately ±5 nm, then the proposed structure of the conjugated polyene system is likely the analyzed polyene
The predictive accuracy of the Fieser–Kuhn rule is highest for conjugated polyene systems containing more than four conjugated double bonds. Its reliability decreases for very long polyene chains or for molecules bearing strongly electron-donating or electron-withdrawing substituents that significantly perturb the electronic structure of the chromophore.
Para reafirmar el conocimiento adquirido, se propone la resolución de los siguientes ejemplos de polienos con base en la secuencia didáctica de su aplicación:
Data: \(n=9\), \(M=6\), \(R_{endo}=2\). Calculate \(\lambda_{max}\).
Data: \(n=5\), \(M=5\) (Acrylic). Calculate \(\lambda_{max}\).
Data: \(n=11\), \(M=10\), \(R_{endo}=2\). Calculate \(\lambda_{max}\).