Inversion in Aziridine. Is pyramidal inversion of a nitrogen that is part of a three- member ring expected to be more or less difficult that inversion of an acyclic amine. Calculate inversion barriers (difference between pyramidal and planar forms) for both molecules. Is the barrier in aziridine significantly larger than that in dimethylamine? Provide a rational for your results. H 80-71-04₂ H3C CH3 H₂C-CH₂

Inversion in Aziridine. Is pyramidal inversion of a nitrogen that is part of a three- member ring expected to be more or less difficult that inversion of an acyclic amine. Calculate inversion barriers (difference between pyramidal and planar forms) for both molecules. Is the barrier in aziridine significantly larger than that in dimethylamine? Provide a rational for your results. H 80-71-04₂ H3C CH3 H₂C-CH₂

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