Resonance raman spectra of nitridoiron(V) porphyrin intermediates produced by laser photolysis
Resonance raman spectra of nitridoiron(V) porphyrin intermediates produced by laser photolysis
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激光光解产生的硝基铁(V)卟啉中间体的共振拉曼光谱
DOI:
10.1021/ja00187a010
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发表时间:
1989
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
K. Nakamoto
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作者:
W. Wagner;K. Nakamoto
Nitridoiron (V) porphyrins, NFeOEP (OEP, octaethylporphinato anion), NFeTPP (TPP, tetraphenylporphinato anion), and NFeTMP (TMP, tetramesitylporphinatoanion), were produced by laser irradiation of thin films of the corresponding azido complexes at~ 30 K. Formation of the nitrido complexes was detected by the appearance of the n (Fe= N)(r, stretching vibration) at 876 cm" 1 for the OEPand TPP complexes and at 873 cm" 1 for the TMP complex in resonance Raman (RR) spectra. These assignments were confirmed by observed frequency shifts due to 56Fe/54Fe and 14N/15N isotopic substitutions. Frequencies of structure-sensitive bands known for OEPand TPP complexes suggest the Fe (V) state for the nitrido complex and rule out the possibility of rr-cation-radical formation. Although the spin state cannot be determineddefinitively by vibrational spectroscopy, the relatively small Fe= N stretching force constant (5.07 mdyn/A) favors the high-spin (d^) 1 (diz) 1 (d>, z) 1 configuration that was found for isoelectronic oxomanganese (IV) porphyrins. In the case of the OEP complex, RR spectroscopy provides evidence for a reaction scheme inwhich NFevOEP is first formedby laser photolysis of the N3FemOEP complex due to low-power irradiation (1-60 mW in the 406.7-514.5-nm range) and subsequently converted to the µ-nitrido dimer (FeOEP) 2N by local heating, which occurred when high laser power (220 mW at 413.1 nm) was applied to the sample. This dimer exhibits the symmetric Fe-N-Fe stretching band at 438 cm" 1, which shows expected shifts upon 56Fe/54Fe and l4N/15N substitutions. Formationof the µ-nitrido dimer is also confirmed by the positions of the structure-sensitive bands in the high-frequency region. The above reaction scheme resembles theautoxidation process of oxyiron porphyrins at low temperature which yields ferrylporphyrins as the intermediate and the µ- dimer as the final productat room temperature.