COPPER-MEDIATED HYDROXYLATION OF AN ARENE - KINETICS AND MECHANISM OF THE REACTION OF A DICOPPER(II) META-XYLYL-CONTAINING COMPLEX WITH H2O2 TO YIELD A PHENOXODICOPPER(II) COMPLEX
COPPER-MEDIATED HYDROXYLATION OF AN ARENE - KINETICS AND MECHANISM OF THE REACTION OF A DICOPPER(II) META-XYLYL-CONTAINING COMPLEX WITH H2O2 TO YIELD A PHENOXODICOPPER(II) COMPLEX
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00223a020
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发表时间:
1988-07-20
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
KARLIN, KD
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作者:
CRUSE, RW;KADERLI, S;KARLIN, KD
The kinetics and mechanism of the hydroxylation by H2O2 of a dicopper (II) compex {Cu2(L-H)}4+ (5) to the phenoxo and hydroxo doubly bridged produced {Cu2(L-O)(OH)}2+ (3) are reported. In 50% H2O/N,N-dimethylformamide the reaction is second order in complex, first order in H2O2, and inversely first order in [H+]. The complete rate law is given by v = k[{Cu2(L-H)}4+]2[H2O2]/([H+](1 + K[{Cu2(L-H)}4+])) where k = 0,4 M-1 s-1 and K = 4500 M-1. The absence of a deuterium effect with {Cu2(L-D)}4+ in the place of Cu2(L-H)}4+ eliminates hydrogen abstraction as the rate-limiting step and points to an attack by a reactive and probably electrophilic hydroxylating agent. The second-order dependence in complex 5 and the pH dependence are explained by the formation of a hydroperoxide intermediate, {Cu2(L-H)(OOH)}3+ (6). the intermediate is subsequently transformed into 3 under the influence of a second molecule of 5 which acts as a Lewis acid and promotes O.sbd.O bond rupture in the hydroperoxide complex.