Controlling O 2 Reactivity in Synthetic Analogues of [NiFeS]- and [NiFeSe]-Hydrogenase Active Sites
Controlling O 2 Reactivity in Synthetic Analogues of [NiFeS]- and [NiFeSe]-Hydrogenase Active Sites
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控制[NiFeS]-和[NiFeSe]-氢化酶活性位点的合成类似物中的O 2 反应性
DOI:
10.1021/jacs.9b07448
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
Darensbourg, Marcetta Y.
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作者:
Yang, Xuemei;Elrod, Lindy C.;Le, Trung;Vega, Valeria S.;Naumann, Haley;Rezenom, Yohannes;Reibenspies, Joseph H.;Hall, Michael B.;Darensbourg, Marcetta Y.
Strategies for limiting, or reversing, the degradation of air-sensitive, base metal catalysts for the hydrogen evolution/oxidation reaction on contact with adventitious O2are guided by nature′s design of hydrogenase active sites. The affinity of oxygen for sulfur and selenium, in [NiFeS]- and [NiFeSe]-H2ase, yields oxygenated chalcogens under aerobic conditions, and delays irreversible oxygen damage at the metals by maintaining the NiFe core structures. To identify the controlling features of S-site oxygen uptake, relatedNi(μ-EPhX)(μ-S′N2)Fe(E = S or Se,Fe= (η5-C5H5)FeII(CO)) complexes were electronically tuned by the para-substituent on μ-EPhX (X = CF3, Cl, H, OMe, NMe2) and compared in aspects of communication between Ni and Fe. Both single and double O atom uptake at the chalcogens led to the conversion of the four-membered ring core,Ni(μ-EPhX)(μ-S′N2)Fe, to a five-membered ring Ni–O–E–Fe–S′, where an O atom inserts between E and Ni. In the E = S, X = NMe2case, the two-oxygen uptake complex was isolated and characterized as the sulfinato species with the second O of the O2SPh-NMe2unit pointing out of the five-membered Ni–O–S–Fe–S′ ring. Qualitative rates of reaction and ratios of oxygen-uptake products correlate with Hammett parameters of the X substituent on EPhX. Density functional theory computational results support the observed remote effects on the NiFe core reactivity; the more electron-rich sulfurs are more O2responsive in the SPhXseries; the selenium analogues were even more reactive with O2. Mass spectral analysis of the sulfinato products using a mixture of18O2/16O2suggests a concerted mechanism in O2addition. Deoxygenation, by reduction or O atom abstraction reagents, occurs for the 1-O addition complexes, while the 2-O, sulfinato, analogues are inert. The abstraction of oxygen from the 1-O, sulfenato species, is related to oxygen repair in soluble, NAD+-reducing [NiFe]-H2ase (Horch, M.; Lauterbach, L.; et al.J. Am. Chem. Soc.2015,137, 2555–2564).