Electrostatic effects in coordination kinetics. Reaction of nickel(II) ion with a cationic unidentate ligand as a function of solvent dielectric
Electrostatic effects in coordination kinetics. Reaction of nickel(II) ion with a cationic unidentate ligand as a function of solvent dielectric
复制标题
配位动力学中的静电效应。
DOI:
10.1021/ic50128a037
复制
发表时间:
1973
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
D. Rorabacher
中科院分区:
文献类型:
--
作者:
Chin;D. Rorabacher
The kinetics of solvated Ni (II) ion reacting with a cationic ligand, iV, yV, Ar-trimethylethylenediammonium ion (tmen+), have been studied as a function of solvent dielectric in methanol-water mixtures containing 0-90% methanol (by weight) at 25, µ= 0.3 M using the temperature-jump relaxation technique. By comparison of the experimental formation rate constants to the corresponding values for Ni (II) reacting with the neutral ammonia ligand, the value of the chargecenter-to-center distance between Ni (II) and tmen* in the “effective” ion pairs leading to complex formation is found to be 6.5 A. In con-junction with a previously generated value for the reactive sitecenter-to-center distanceof 4 A along with estimated steric factors, this value permits the calculation of a “reactive” ion-pair formation constant for charged bidentate ligands interacting with metal ions. The validity of the calculations in the current treatment is limited by the relatively high ionic strength necessitated in this study. The mechanistic implications for coordination reactions involving amino acids and monoprotonated diamines are considered.