ELECTRON IMPACT INDUCED FRAGMENTATION OF Β- NITROAMINES

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European Scientific Journal March 2013 edition vol.9, o.9 ISS: 1857 7881 (Print) e - ISS 1857-7431 ELECTO IMPACT IDUCED FAGMETATIO OF Β- ITOAMIES Ali S. Mahasneh Department of Chemistry, Mutah University, Karak, Jordan Abstract One of the most characteristic electron impact induced fragmentation processes of β- nitroamines, investigated here, is loss of nitromethane and/or nitromethylene radical to produce an imine or imonium ion. Through the comparison of an imine spectrum with that of β-nitroamine derived from, it was possible to shed additional light on the course of most significant fragmentation reaction of β-nitroamines. The other two most characteristic fragmentation processes of β-nitroamines upon electron impact are i) loss of aniline or an aniline moiety with expulsion of a nitroalkene. Similer steps are also noted in fragmentation of amines, aliphatic ethers and thioethers. ii) Fragmentation with loss of O 2 or O 2 followed by a series of fragmentation processes yielding low m/e species. Other features of the mass spectrometric fragmentation of β-nitroamines are also discussed in the light of the spectra of the specific compounds discussed here. Keywords: β-itroamines, Imines, itromethane, itromethylene radical Introduction β-itroamines of type I were recently synthesized from paraformaldehyde, aniline or its ring substituted derivatives and nitromethane by a silica catalized one-pot nitro-mannich reaction [Ali S. Mahasneh et all, 2006]. As part of characterization of these compounds their mass spectra were recorded. The most characteristic electron impact fragmentation processes of β-nitroamines of this type will be studied regarding those spectra. I C 2 C 2 O 2 IA = IB = p-c 3 IC = p-br 203

European Scientific Journal March 2013 edition vol.9, o.9 ISS: 1857 7881 (Print) e - ISS 1857-7431 esults and Discussions Table 1. Shows all ions having abundance greater than 2% of the base peak. The molecular ion peak intensities of compounds I are high; for IA as an example m/e 166 is more than 90% of the base peak and M+ peaks are also present figure 1. Table 2 contains the data extracted from table 1 and shows some of the fragmentation behavior. Compound IA IB IC Table 1. m/e (I%) 51(72) 52(66) 53(30) 54(12) 58(39) 59(45) 62(23) 63(62) 65(105) 66(61) 67(15) 73(13) 74(35) 76(40) 77(37) 78(67) 79(62) 80(19) 89(15) 90(19) 91(89) 92(88) 93(77) 94(34) 103(62) 104(88) 105(70) 106(54) 107(50) 117((34) 118(38) 119(88) 120(100) 121(22) 130(10) 131(40) 132(26) 166 M(96) 167(13) 51(12) 52(8) 58(10) 63(14) 65(33) 73(2) 77(19) 79(12) 89(12) 91(100) 92(11) 105(5) 106(20) 107(27) 117(9) 118(58) 119(78) 120(40) 121(7) 133(10) 134(15)135(2) 180 M(15) 181(2) 51(41) 52(35) 58(31) 63(47) 64(30) 65(37) 73(9) 74(34) 75(57) 76(56) 77(41) 78(16) 89(10) 90(25) 91(78) 92(56) 93(12) 9915) 104(28) 105(20)117(42) 118(98) 119(75) 120(10) 131(12) 143(15) 145(14) 155(58) 157(57) 168(6) 170(13) 171(33) 172(15) 173(30) 182(75) 183(92) 184(100) 185(94) 186(56) 196(8) 197(39) 198(18) 199(38) 200(11) 244 M(43) 246(42) Figure 1 204

European Scientific Journal March 2013 edition vol.9, o.9 ISS: 1857 7881 (Print) e - ISS 1857-7431 Compounds I fragment upon electron impact by formation of aniline or its derivatives and nitroethylene both fragments appear as radical cations in the spectra, having masses M- 73 and 73 respectively, as shown in scheme 1. Scheme 1 C 2 C O 2 2 + C 2 =CO 2 m/e M-73 e C 2 CO 2 m/e 73 Table 2 Comp. M M-aniline M- M- M- M- M+- M-O C2=CO 2 2 O 2 C 3 O 2 C 2 O 2 C 2 O 2 IA 166(96) 73(13) 93(77) 120(100) 119(88) 105(70) 106(54) 107(50) IB 180(15) 73(2) 107(27) 134(15) 133(10) 119(78) 120(40) 121(40) IC 244(43) 73(9) 171(33) 198(18) 197(39) 183(93) 184(100) 185(93) 246 173 200 199 185 186 187 Loss of O 2 and O 2 occurs as illustrated in the proposed mechanisms scheme 2. Both M ion or M+ ion may lose O 2 and O 2 in the same fashion forming the aziridinium cation or the enamine radical cation below [J. A. Gilpin, 1959]. Scheme 2. C 2 Ar -C 2 -C 2 O 2 -O 2 Ar C 2 Ar -C- C 2 O 2 -O 2 Ar C C 2 Perhaps the most prominent diagnostic fragmentation process of β-nitroamines is the α-bond cleavage to the itro group leading to loss of C 2 O 2 radical and/or C 3 O 2 molecule giving a group of intense peaks that differ by one atomic mass unit. This fragmentation occurs in both M and M+ ion. Loss of radical from the main radical cation is a common behavior as illustrated in scheme 3. 205

European Scientific Journal March 2013 edition vol.9, o.9 ISS: 1857 7881 (Print) e - ISS 1857-7431 Scheme 3. Ar C 2 C 2 O 2 -C 2 O 2 Ar C 2 Ar C 2 C 2 O 2 - C 3 O 2 Ar C 2 - Ar C Ar C For the purpose of finding an evidence for fragmentation of scheme 3, the spectra of 2-anilino-2-phenyl-1-nitroethane, taken as a β-nitroamine, and the imine from which it was synthesized were recorded figure 2. Examining both spectra it is obvious that the β- nitroamine fragments to the imine by loss of C 3 O 2 and or C 2 O 2 radical from both M and M+ species giving fragments m/e 181, 182, and 183 (182 is the base peak). Compared to the spectrum of imine itself, the same fragments are found around M region of the imine; 181, 182 and 183.The intense peak at m/e 180 in both spectra is due to the loss of radical from the imine radical cation. The most significant conclusion to be derived from both spectra of figure 2 pertains to the loss of nitromethane molecule and nitromethylene radical, the imine is involved in the genesis of the species m/e 104 and m/e 77 which are common fragments in both spectra [. M. Teeter, 1965]. Figure 2 206

European Scientific Journal March 2013 edition vol.9, o.9 ISS: 1857 7881 (Print) e - ISS 1857-7431 C - C 3 O 2 C 2 O 2 C 104 m/e 181 - C 6 5 C + C 6 5 C m/e 77 m/e 180 Peaks ascribed to the fragmentation of some of the species in scheme 3 constitute a remarkable feature in the spectra of compounds I. Loss of C from the last species of scheme 3, for example, will produce the aromatic cations m/e 77 in IA spectrum, m/e 91 in IB spectrum and m/e 155, 157 in IC spectrum. This fragmentation process is illustrated in scheme 4. Scheme 4 C - C Alternatively these fragments could arise according to scheme 5 via the formation of aziridene ring after loss of O 2 (see also scheme 2). Scheme 5 C 2 C 2 + C 2 + C 2 = m/e 77 =C 3 m/e 91 =Br m/e 155,157 The peak m/e 106, found in all spectra of compounds I in variable intensities, is formed after loss of C 2 O 2 radical from the M+ species and the expulsion of the ring constituent as radical [. M. Grubb et all, 1963]. The mechanism of this fragmentation process and the following fragmentation steps is illustrated in scheme 6. 207

European Scientific Journal March 2013 edition vol.9, o.9 ISS: 1857 7881 (Print) e - ISS 1857-7431 Scheme 6. C 2 C 2 O 2 C2 m/e 106 C4 3 m/e 51 -C 2 2 C6 5 m/e 77 - - -=C 2 - C - C C2 6 6 -C m/e 78 m/e 105 Peaks of m/e 93, 92 and 91 arise from the fragmentation of the products m/e 119 and 120, in spectrum of IA as an example. Plausible rationalization for the formation of these fragments and the steps to follow are as shown in scheme 7. The stable azatropylium ion m/e 92 is a characteristic fragment. Similar fragmentation mechanism could be proposed for compounds IB and IC [S. Meyerson et all, 1966]. Scheme 7. C 2 m/e 119 C C 2 - C 2 2 - C 2 4 C 2 m/e 120 2 - m/e 93 M/e 92 - - C - - C m/e 91 - C m/e 66 m/e 65 C 5 4 m/e 64 208

European Scientific Journal March 2013 edition vol.9, o.9 ISS: 1857 7881 (Print) e - ISS 1857-7431 Finally a common fragment in the mass spectra of compounds I is the β-nitroethylene imonium ion having m/e 89 which is formed as the result of fragmentation of the molecular ion suggested in scheme 8. Scheme 8 C C 2 O 2 + 2 C C 2 O 2 m/e 89 Conclusion The common features of the mass spectra of both types of β-nitroamines studied here could be summarized in the following points: Loss of aniline moiety and formation of a nitroalkene cation from the remainder of the molecule. Loss of O 2 and or O 2 leading to an eniminium or cyclic amine carbocation. The process that is perhaps the most characteristic feature of the mass spectra of these compounds is the loss of nitromethane molecule and/or nitromethylene radical and thereby forming an imine carbocation. Fragmentation by formation of β-nitrethylene ammonium ion, which has a m/e 89. Fragmentation processes, suggested here, can be confirmed by a series of meta stable ion peaks that can be observed in the individual spectra. Experimental The electron impact mass spectra were recorded on an on a Klarus 500 instrument at 70 ev. eferences: Ali S. Mahasneh Z. aturforsch. 61b, 1162 (2006). J. A. Gilpin Anal. Chem. 31, 935 (1959).. M. Teeter Anal. Chem. 38, 1736 (1965).. M. Grubb and S. Meyerson in F. W. McLafferty,ed. Mass Spectroscopy of Organic Ions. Academic Press, ew York, pp. 516-519 (1963) and literature cited therein; E. onkanen,.moisio and P. Karvonen, Acta Chem. Scand. 19, 350 (1965); A. M. Duffield and C. Djerassi J. Am. Chem. Soc. 87, 4554 (1965); J.. Beynon Mass Spectroscopy and its Application to Organic chemistry, Elsevier, Amsterdam, pp 391 399 (1960). S. Meyerson, I. Puskas, and E. K. Field J. Am. Chem. Soc. 88, 4974 (1966). 209