Copper(I) and copper(II) complexes possessing cross-linked imidazole-phenol ligands:: Structures and dioxygen reactivity
Copper(I) and copper(II) complexes possessing cross-linked imidazole-phenol ligands:: Structures and dioxygen reactivity
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DOI:
10.1021/ja034263f
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发表时间:
2003-05-21
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15
通讯作者:
Karlin, KD
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作者:
Kamaraj, K;Kim, E;Karlin, KD
Catalytic reduction of O2to H2O, and coupling to membrane proton translocation, occurs at the heterobinuclear heme a3−CuBactive site of cytochromecoxidase. One of the CuBligated histidines is cross-linked to a neighboring tyrosine (C−N bond; tyrosine C6 and histidine ε-nitrogen), and the protic residue of this cross-linked His-Tyr moiety is proposed to participate as both an electron and a proton donor in the catalytic dioxygen reduction event. To provide insight into the chemistry of such a moiety, we have synthesized and characterized tetra- and tridentate pyridylalkylamine chelate ligands {LN4OR and LN3OR (R = H or Me)}, which include an imidazole-phenol (or anisole) cross-link and their copper(I/II) complexes. [CuI(LN4OH)]B(C6F5)4(1) reacts with dioxygen at −80 °C in THF, forming an unstabletrans-μ-1,2-peroxodicopper(II)complex, which subsequently converts to a dimeric copper(II)-phenolate complex [{Cu(LN4O-)}2](B(C6F5)4)2(5a). The close analogue [CuI(LN4OMe)]B(C6F5)4(3) binds dioxygen reversibly at −80 °C in tetrahydrofuran. Stopped-flow kinetics of the reaction [CuI(LN3OH)]ClO4(2) with O2in CH2Cl2indicate a steady formation of the purple dimeric product [{Cu(LN3O-)}2](ClO4)2(5b), which has been analyzed in the temperature range from −40 to +20 °C, ΔH⧧= −9.6 (6) kJ mol-1, ΔS⧧= −168 (2) J mol-1K-1(k(-40°C)= 1.05(4) × 106andk(+20°C)= 4.6(2) × 105M-2s-1). The X-ray crystal structures of1, [CuII(LN3OH)(MeOH)(OClO3-)](ClO4) (4),5a, and5bare reported.