Copper(I)-Dioxygen Reactivity in an Isolated Cavity of Nanoscale Molecular Architecture
Copper(I)-Dioxygen Reactivity in an Isolated Cavity of Nanoscale Molecular Architecture
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纳米级分子结构隔离腔中的铜 (I)-分子氧反应性
DOI:
10.1002/ejic.201800029
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发表时间:
2018
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and Shinobu Itoh*
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Sayantan Paria;Yuma Morimoto;Takehiro Ohta;Hideki Sugimoto;Nobutaka Fujieda;Takashi Ogura;and Shinobu Itoh*
Copper(I) and copper(II) complexes supported by a bulky tetradentate N4ligand, [CuI(TIPT3tren)(CH3CN)]ClO4(1) and [CuII(TIPT3tren)Cl]BF4(2), were synthesized and characterized, where TIPT is 2,2′′,6,6′′‐tetraisopropyl‐1,3′:5′,1′′‐terphenyl and tren is tris(2‐aminoethyl)amine. The copper(II) chloride complex2exhibits a trigonal‐bipyramidal structure, as usually observed for the tren ligand system, in which the chloride ligand occupies an axial position and is encapsulated in an isolated cavity consisting of three TIPT substituents. Such a trigonal‐bipyramidal structure is stabilized in acetone, in which hydrogen‐bonding interactions between the anilino N–H groups and the oxygen atom of the acetone molecules, entrapped in the hydrophobic clefts between the TIPT substituents, play an important role. The reaction of copper(I) complex1and O2in an acetone‐containing solvent at –110 °C gave end‐on copper(II) superoxide complex3together with putative side‐on copper(III) peroxide complex4, as was evident from detailed studies by variable‐temperature UV/Vis, resonance Raman, and1H and2H NMR spectroscopy. The formation of3and4was also validated by DFT calculations.