INCLUSION COMPOUNDS .17. CATALYSIS OF DECARBOXYLATION BY CYCLODEXTRINS - A MODEL REACTION FOR MECHANISM OF ENZYMES
INCLUSION COMPOUNDS .17. CATALYSIS OF DECARBOXYLATION BY CYCLODEXTRINS - A MODEL REACTION FOR MECHANISM OF ENZYMES
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DOI:
10.1021/ja01083a031
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发表时间:
1965-01-01
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
KAMPE, W
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作者:
CRAMER, F;KAMPE, W
In previous publications we have shown that inclusion compounds of cyclodextrins are stable in solu-tion2 and react as catalysts in some cases. 3 At that time4 5we pointed out also that certain aspects of en-zyme catalysis can be understood on the basis of inclusion catalysis. In this publication we wish to re-port some results of our work on the inclusion catalysis of decarboxylation reactions. 6The kinetic and thermodynamic data of this catalysis resemble those of an enzyme catalysis in many details; the catalytic effectiveness of this model, however, is very inferior to the enzyme catalysis.(/) Catalysis of Decarboxylation of Carboxylic Acids inthe Presence of Cyclodextrin. Reaction Mechanism. A typical reaction curve is shown in Figure 1. The reaction temperature must be close to 60-70, otherwise the inclusion compounds of the decarboxylated reaction products precipitate. Table I shows the decomposition rates obtained. In principle there are two methods of interpreting the mechanism of this catalysis.(1) The catalytic effect can be attributed to the basic properties of the cyclodextrin cavity, ie, to the electron-donor proper-ties of ether and hydroxyl O atoms. 6 (2) The reaction