A planar binuclear tetrabenzoporphyrin and its dicopper derivative
A planar binuclear tetrabenzoporphyrin and its dicopper derivative
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平面双核四苯并卟啉及其二铜衍生物
DOI:
10.1021/ic00009a056
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发表时间:
1991
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
T. Osa
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作者:
N. Kobayashi;Masaharu. Numao;R. Kondo;S. Nakajima;T. Osa
The Arrhenius plot (Figure 3) gives//1= 82 (±11) kJ mol'1 and 5*= 50 (±30) J mol'1 K'1. The positive value of the activation entropy is in agreement with our proposal that the dissociation of the carbonate ligandfrom the U02 (C03) 34'com-plex is the rate-determining step (eq 3). This proposal seems reasonable, since the complex is coordinatively saturated (three carbonate ligands are bidentately bound to the U022+ ion in the equatorial plane with uranyl oxygens perpendicular to the plane17)(cf. Figure 4). There is no water in the inner coordination sphere of U02 (C03) 34'inthe solid state. 17 Neither does there seem to be any water coordinated to uranyl in the structurally related complex (U02) 3 (C03) 66'in aqueous solution. 6 Hence, it seems less probable that the complex U02 (C03) 34'is aquated in solution. Thus, a second-order reaction is less probable. Obviously, water molecules can take part in the exchange reaction (3). However, water exchange for U02 (H20) 52+ is relatively fast, k= 7.6 X 105 s' 1.18 In addition, coordination of negative ions to the metal ion weakens and labilizes the metal-water bond (s). 18, 19 Concluding, even if coordination of water to a uranyl complex, U02 (C03) 34'or U02 (C03) 22', occurs, an association or a dissociation of water will not be the rate-determining step for reaction 3. Tomiyasu and Fukutomi20 reviewed some ligand-exchange reactions involving uranium. For these reactions, mostly D or Id mechanisms were proposed for monodentate ligands, but no conclusion was reached for more complicated systems of bidentate or mixed-ligand complexes.