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99.<br />

02%F4- which was supported on a glass frit <strong>and</strong> cooled to 195'K. An immediate<br />

reaction occurred, releasing oxygen. Within minutes the reaction was completed.<br />

The product, a light-yellow solid, was unstable at room temperature. The mass<br />

spectrum of its decomposition praducts shotred only m/q peaks for fragment ions<br />

from C102, BF3 <strong>and</strong> F2. The product C102%?F4- has previously been reported2)<br />

from the reaction of chloryl fluoride <strong>with</strong> boron trifluoride.<br />

3.<br />

Chlorine, Chlorine Trifluoride, <strong>and</strong> Ammonia<br />

In hopes of preparing the novel C1 %F4-, ClF3+BF4-, <strong>and</strong> NH3bF4-,<br />

0 we passed the corresponding gases through O2%+-. In each case oxygen was<br />

displaced. However, the products were not stable at the reaction temperature<br />

(223°K to 195'K).<br />

4. Cyanogen<br />

At 248"K, 02+BF4- dissolved in liquid cyanogen to give a clear,<br />

colorless solution. However, no oxygen was displaced <strong>and</strong> 02+BF4- was recovered<br />

after remove1 of the cyanogen.<br />

B. Organic Reactants<br />

Although benzene <strong>and</strong> isopropyl alcohol spontaneously inflame when a<br />

milligram of 02%F - is added, we felt that reactions <strong>with</strong> other specific<br />

organic compounds tin particular perhalogenated materials) could be studied<br />

under carefully controlled conditions.<br />

Indeed, when liquid CCl, was condensed around O2+BF+' at 250"K, a<br />

smooth reaction occured to liberate 02, C12, <strong>and</strong> BF3, forming CFC13 <strong>and</strong> CF2C12.<br />

In a like manner, 02%F4- reacted <strong>with</strong> CF2C12 at 233°K to form CF3C1, essentially<br />

uantitatively. No CF4 was detected. Hexafluorobemene also reacted<br />

<strong>with</strong> O2 % F4- at 298% to give 02, F2, BF3, <strong>and</strong> fluorinated hydrocarbons <strong>with</strong><br />

the following prominent ions in the mass spectrum: CF3+, c2F4+, C*Fs+, <strong>and</strong><br />

CgFS+. Some oxygen was converted to C& <strong>and</strong> OF2. It was also found that ,<br />

methane <strong>and</strong> ethane will inflame at 195°K. However, there was no reaction<br />

between perf luorocyclobutane <strong>and</strong> O2+BF4-.<br />

Of the compounds that were found to react readily <strong>with</strong> 02+8F4-, both<br />

methane <strong>and</strong> ClF3 have higher ionization potentials than that of O2 (12.2 ev).<br />

Cyanogen, <strong>with</strong> both unsaturation <strong>and</strong> a higher ionization potential, did not ,<br />

react. In the case of compounds <strong>with</strong> ionization potentials below or equal to<br />

that of 02, a reasonable mechanism for reaction is electron transfer to liberate<br />

0, <strong>and</strong> form a new ion which may or my not react further.<br />

It should be noted that no CF4 was formed from the reaction of Oz+BF4'<br />

<strong>with</strong> CC12F2, whereas CClzF2 was a product from the reaction <strong>with</strong> CCL. This<br />

would be expected if the primary products from the unstable CCl2F2%F4- <strong>and</strong><br />

CC4+BF4- were CClF3 <strong>and</strong> CC1$ respectively. The former product has a higher<br />

ionization potential (12.9 ev) 5. J4) than O2 <strong>and</strong> is less likely to react <strong>with</strong><br />

O2%F4-. Therefore no CF4 was observed. On the other h<strong>and</strong>, CCW has a Pavorable<br />

ionization potential, <strong>and</strong> further reaction <strong>with</strong> 02+BF4-is possible, giving<br />

CClZF2 *<br />

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