An equilibrium and kinetic study of water-soluble cadmium porphyrins
An equilibrium and kinetic study of water-soluble cadmium porphyrins
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水溶性镉卟啉的平衡和动力学研究
DOI:
10.1021/ic50204a060
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发表时间:
1980
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
P. Hambright
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文献类型:
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作者:
A. Shamim;P. Hambright
The porphyrin formation rates should depend on electrostatic parameters in terms of Kos. Thismight rationalize (Table II) why the tetranegative TPPS4reacts faster with metals than the tetrapositive TMpyP (4). It is noted that the ratios of the Zn2+-porphyrin formation rates in water of the octa-, tetra-, and dinegatively charged uro-, copro-, and deu-teroporphyrins are 10: 5: 1, respectively. 14 For the same por-phyrin charge types, the iron (II)-porphyrin formation rates in water/pyridine media are in the ratios 420: 10: 1. However, with syntheticuncharged meso-substituted porphyrins6 or modified uncharged natural porphyrin esters, 23 studied in DMF solutions, the metalation rates are fairly independent of the identity of the porphyrin, indicating a similarity in their Kos and fcNH values. Thefact that predeformed jV-methyletio-porphyrin I17 incorporates metal ions 105 times faster than etioporphyrin I itself argues for larger KO and &NH for the A-methylporphyrin. Such N-alkylated porphyrins have in fact been shown to be more acidic toward NH dissociation than the corresponding unmethylated porphyrin. 20 In addition, small deuterium isotope effects of 2.2 (Zn/TPPS4), 24 2.4 (Zn/TAP), 11 and 1.3 (Cu/TPPS4) 21 have been reported, a possible indication of NH involvement in the activated com-plex.