Photochemical generation of a highly reactive iron-oxo intermediate. A true iron(V)-oxo species?
Photochemical generation of a highly reactive iron-oxo intermediate. A true iron(V)-oxo species?
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DOI:
10.1021/ja0542439
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发表时间:
2005-10-12
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
Newcomb, M
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作者:
Harischandra, DN;Zhang, R;Newcomb, M
Laser flash photolysis of 5,10,15-tris(pentafluorophenyl)corrole−iron(IV) chlorate or nitrate, prepared from the corresponding chloride, gave a highly reactive iron−oxo transient identified as an iron(V)−oxo species on the basis of its UV−visible spectrum and high reactivity as well as by analogy to photochemical ligand cleavage reactions of related manganese species. The transient was shown to be an oxo transfer agent in a preparative reaction withcis-cyclooctene. Representative rate constants for oxidation reactions by the new transient at ambient temperature werek= 5900 M-1s-1for cyclooctene andk= 570 M-1s-1for ethylbenzene. The new transient is more than 6 orders of magnitude more reactive with typical organic reductants than expected for an iron(IV)−oxo corrole radical cation and 100 times more reactive than an analogous positively charged iron(IV)−oxo porphyrin radical cation. Slow electron transfer isomerization of ligand iron(V)−oxo species to iron(IV)−oxo ligand radical cations might be important in reactions of porphyrin−iron catalysts in the laboratory and in nature.