Redox-coupled complexation of 23-phospha-21-thiaporphyrin with group 10 metals: a convenient access to stable core-modified isophlorin-metal complexes.
Redox-coupled complexation of 23-phospha-21-thiaporphyrin with group 10 metals: a convenient access to stable core-modified isophlorin-metal complexes.
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DOI:
10.1021/ja807742g
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发表时间:
2008-11
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
Y. Matano;Takashi Nakabuchi;S. Fujishige;H. Nakano;H. Imahori
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作者:
Y. Matano;Takashi Nakabuchi;S. Fujishige;H. Nakano;H. Imahori
Core-modified isophlorin−metal complexes were successfully prepared by redox-coupled complexation of P,S,N2-hybrid porphyrin with zerovalent palladium, nickel, and platinum. In this transformation, the core-phosphorus atom plays crucial roles in enhancing the electron-accepting ability of the 18π porphyrin ring and stabilizing the 20π isophlorin ring owing to high P−M affinity. The isolated Pd and Pt complexes are chemically stable under ambient conditions. The Pd−P,S,N2 isophlorin complex was structurally characterized by X-ray crystallography, which revealed a distorted 20π plane with a square planar palladium(II) center. Experimental (1H, UV−vis, and X-ray) and theoretical (density functional theory calculations) results suggest that the P,S,N2-isophlorin−metal complexes possess nonaromaticity in terms of both magnetic and geometrical criteria.